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I'm trying to match the set statement out of a route-map.Here's what I have action 130 cli command "do show route-map RM-comm-out | include community"action 140 regexp "community(?: \d+)+" "$_cli_result" result The 130 line's result would be some...
I've been trying to write a script that would telnet to another device to run some commands. Unfortunately, whatever I do, it seems I'm never getting past the motd banner. When executed, the script does open the session, and I get the full banner, bu...
We're going from a full-mesh to hub and spoke. The spoke sites, for the most part, use L3 switches for local traffic and a router for WAN access. Looks like this:L3 Switch <--> Router <--> WAN <--> Hub RouterI originaly thought of using stubs at the ...
Hi there,We're implementing port-security on our 3750 access switches. Some of our users need to have vmware running. Vmware, for an ungodly reason, seems to create a virtual mac address that, of course, triggers the port security. My question is two...
Hi,I've done a couple of searches through these forums and found several people saying they had problems where their VPN clients connected but didn't see hosts in their network neighborhood. Well, I've got the opposite problem.What I would like is to...
Hi @dakshinaeswar1, did you ever figure out the solution? We're have the same devices and are facing the same issue. My understanding is that IE can interact with Profinet and participate, which isn't avaiable in non-IE switches, but regular 9300s sh...
I think I figured out at least part of the problem. The username, password or router prompts don't end with a CrLf. From what I'm reading, they can't be pulled with a gets as long as it hasn't reached an eol. I've tried using the previous line's text...
If I take this down to its simplest form, it looks something like this:set sock [socket 10.10.128.201 23] while {[gets $sock line] >= 0 } { puts $line}close $sockTechnically, if I run this, it should give me the same output as if I telnet from the o...
After some more tests, I found something odd.Here's an output while running the script.router#tclsh tftp://10.120.1.2/telnet3.tclLoading telnet3.tcl from 10.120.1.2 (via GigabitEthernet0/0): ![OK - 811 bytes]Trying to connect to 10.180.39.1{^A{^C}^X}...
