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Hello,So, we have a few thousand 3750's in our network, and most of them are in a 2-9 switch stack. We often see a lot of these messages:%STACKMGR-4-STACK_LINK_CHANGE: Stack Port X Switch X has changed to state DOWN%STACKMGR-4-STACK_LINK_CHANGE: Stac...
You can set it by right-clicking on "My Computer" and under "Advanced," there's a button called "Environment Variables." That is where you set it.But if putty.exe is already in your path, and you placed plink.exe in the same directory, then you might...
Do you have any kind of network management platform, such as CiscoWorks or anything like that? Most of them do have reports/jobs you can run to compare configs.If you don't, then you might want to look into something like ExamDiff (http://www.prestos...
Hi, Gary!Here are the answers to your questions:1) Yes. However, you will most likely need to start with "tclsh" on the command line (which invokes the TCL interpreter), followed by the path to your script: tclsh "C:\Network Management\Router Con...
I'm glad that I was able to provide some help...that's what I was aiming for.So, since you don't have enable access, or access to any configs, that would kind of change the response that the scritpts I provided were "expecting" (pun intended) What Jo...
Expect will make your life a lot easier in cases like this. Expect utilizes the TCL language, and all of its commands (as well as some of its own). So what you know in TCL, you essentially can port over to Expect scripts.Here's some documentation on ...
