Re: Perl CGI output truncated
Hello,
Craig Sanders a écrit (Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 10:50:25AM +1100) :
> have you tried the Net::Telnet::Cisco module?
BTW, the clogin command from the rancid suite
http://packages.debian.org/etch/rancid-core
is very useful to script
some commands for network equipments (Cisco and al.).
clogin(1) clogin(1)
NAME
clogin - Cisco/Foundry login script
SYNOPSIS
clogin [-autoenable] [-noenable] [-c command] [-E var=x]
[-e enable-password] [-f cloginrc- file] [-p user-password]
[-s script-file] [-t timeout] [-u username] [-v
vty-password] [-w enable-username] [-x command-file] [-y
ssh_cypher_type] router [router...]
DESCRIPTION
clogin is an expect(1) script to automate the process of
logging into a Cisco router, catalyst switch, Extreme
switch, Juniper ERX/E-series, Procket Networks, or Redback
router. There are complementary scripts for Alteon, Bay
Networks (nortel), ADC-kentrox EZ-T3 mux, Foundry, HP
Procurve Switches, Hitachi Routers, Juniper Networks,
Netscreen firewalls, Netscaler, Riverstone, and Lucent TNT,
named alogin, blogin, elogin, flogin, hlogin, htlogin,
jlogin, nlogin, nslogin, rivlogin, and tntlogin,
respectively.
clogin reads the .cloginrc file for its configuration, then
connects and logins into each of the routers specified on
the command line in the order listed. Command-line options
exist to override some of the directives found in the
.cloginrc configuration file.
etc.
HTH,
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