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Telnet BAT file or login script
Name: jacob (by jcbtmc) Date: April 12, 2003 at 15:50:55 Pacific OS: Windows XP Pro CPU/Ram: P4, 2GHz/512 MB RAM
Comment:
To whom it may concern, Does anybody know of a way to create a batch file or a script of some sort to automate the process of connecting to a telnet server, logging in, performing a few commands and saving a log file of the session. I have had little success in creating a batch file to do perform such an operation and haven't found a tutorial on the web that answers this question. I use the Microsoft Telnet application on miscellaneous Windows 98, XP Pro, XP Home and 2000 Pro machines. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Name: jacob (by jcbtmc) Date: April 14, 2003 at 20:00:52 Pacific
Reply:
Thank you for the link. It was quite useful. My only issue with it is that the integrated scripting only supports one connection per session. That is to say, that I could not log on to multiple Telnet servers consequetively, saving each session in the respective log file unless there is something I failed to note.
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