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I am working on a tool that is built on/in an Excel Workbook - and would like to pull data directly from vManage via API. I am able to get authenticated via Postman however when I attempt to pull from inside an Excel Workbook (using VBA) i am...
Hello,I have a small dial pool - serves up to 4 telnet users and allows them to then dial out to remote devices (typically other Cisco routers/switches/etc.)I have recently run into an issue where users are dialing incorrect numbers, and that is caus...
Hi -- sure am happy to share -- note that it looks like I have it working now... I dont know WHY but - my original code was using MSXML2.XMLHTTP. After reading your response I started toying with WinHttp.WinHttpRequest.5.1. I will admit I truly d...
Right - I got that - and it works fine - the problem is that I can't then pull out what was entered. I want to be able to pass that cli command (which might be something like 'atdt 9,17273334444' using the cli 'send' command.problem is - that string...
drew up a flow for that last night... the main roadblock I hit was the fact that apparently random text entered at the cli is not ALWAYS considered (by EEM) to be cli input - I had planned on spoofing the user such that he thought he was on the modem...
Honestly - I only care to the point where the user connects (modem to remote router)... My concern is with potential 911 calls.... I have some users with need to grab a line and dial internationally - so those calls are prefixed with 9,011<number> h...
So if I am reading you correctly, it would be possible for me to start the telnet and/or send command but after that - I would need to decide if the USER is to interact with the TTY or if EEM would interact? If it is done such that EEM can record th...
