- #TERA TERM SCRIPTING INSTALL#
- #TERA TERM SCRIPTING SERIAL#
- #TERA TERM SCRIPTING PRO#
- #TERA TERM SCRIPTING PASSWORD#
- #TERA TERM SCRIPTING PC#
Once it’s running and in range, ie you see the a-STARTED. Among many other features it also has built in Macro scripting language.
#TERA TERM SCRIPTING SERIAL#
Power up a XRF on an XBBO board and connect to it via serial. Free overview of scripting in tera term download software at UpdateStar - Tera Term is the terminal emulator for Microsoft Windows, that supports serial port, telnet and SSH connections.
#TERA TERM SCRIPTING PRO#
This software is open source software under BSD License.This is Tera Term Pro 2.3. Start Teraterm connected to your FTDI USB port TeraTerm Project would have been developed terminal emulator Tera Term and SSH module TTSSH. Here’s a teraterm script to switch ORIGID to DEVID. I was wondering if anybody have any scripts that could be useful to do either do maintenance or day to day/general tasks on switches. It also supports scripting, and I used a previous version years and years ago in the old Win95 days. I used Teraterm (the BSD licensed V4.75), which is a SSH and serial terminal program. You have to send an ack from the control node (usually your PC) within 1/10s of the a–STARTED– message showing up to config a LLAP node. I'm assuming the name of the backup file is always backupfile but you can also take it from command line.Note: after doing this I found you should be able to change the Device ID directly via the serial connection to the device using the AT command ATMY, so I guess that would be ATMYEB here. Once we login we can execute the copy command
#TERA TERM SCRIPTING PASSWORD#
Note that tterm allow you to store the password encrypted in a file locally (see doc) It assumes that the login and password are as follows. It assumes that you are trying to connect to the switch at 10.30.2.177. This script assumes that you have a TFTP server at 10.30.2.178. You can make these parameters command line arguments quite easily. This is the password prompt which maybe "Password:" or "password:" it is safer to use "ame:" for the prompt. Since some switch may prompt as "Username:" and some as "User Name:" The following is the prompt for user name during login. Im really a newbies in Auto-It and I managed to get a hyperterminal-like program in this case Tera. then you may need to add an enable first.
This means that I don't need to execute an enable first to get into the priviledge level to execute the copy command. Global priviledge mode has a prompt of something like console# instead of console>. This should be true if the account is level 15. Also I'm assuming that the account you are using to login will immediately put you in global priviledge mode. You may need to adjust the prompt if you changed the The script assumes the following prompts are used by the switch. 8 Lab Navigate the IOS by Using Tera Term for Console Connectivity. This tag is for questions about scripting or programming against TeraTerm. use editor that features simple form-based creation with no scripting required. Here is the script below (note lines begining with are comments): In any cases, Tera Term can respond to telnet commands sent by the host.
#TERA TERM SCRIPTING PC#
Windows also supplies configuration services for applications like Tera Term to automatically start when the PC is powered up, for example after a power outage. The scripting language in tterm is pretty simple but powerful enough to do what you need I'm sure. Tera Term terminal emulator software seems to provide good automation for unattended long term recording of print data. The ttpmacro has a command line interface that let you pass it a script (pass it the script I'm describing below) or you can double-click on ttpmacro.exe and it will prompt you for the script to run. You can run this script using ttpmacro.exe (part of the teraterm package). You may be able to do similar things in vbscript but I don't know vbscript so I can't help there.Īnyway here is the ttermpro script. You can do similar thing using Perl and Expect but its really beyond my scope to explain Expect here. You can then easily add it to windows scheduler to schedule your download if you want. You will need to expand on its capability (read the help for teraterm macro language) to include command line options and stuff like that so you can automate your script. Anyway instead of going down this path (which is more time then I have at the moment :-)), I decided to write up a very simple script you can use with "Teraterm Pro" (you can get it here: ) that you can use as an example. I tried to user perlcc to compile it so I can send it to you but it still requires link to cygwin DLLs.
#TERA TERM SCRIPTING INSTALL#
I use Perl scripts mostly for my work but I can't easily send it to you since it is pretty large - it handles alot of different cases generically so I can do testing on different CLI commands (its not written specifically for doing backup) and to use it you must install have Cygwin, Expect and Perl.
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