Does anybody knows who i can make a script which can run these commands?

Can anybody write this to me?

I'll be very grateful.

I don't know where is exactly the problem but i need it.
So if someone knows how to make this script running, he helps me a lot

No
It is not working

No my friend
The problem is with the 2 last lines.
Without them the scrip is running
How we can put the second password????

Sorry, double post


And sorry for my English. I'm not very good at it

I would try to make it more comprehensible. In a new terminal on a mikrotik i write these commands: -system telnet 0.0.0.1 -(after i write this, i must type a password so the pass o type is: )8975 -enable -(after enable i must type again pass which is: )5552 -clear ip So i write with your help this ...

When you are sending a /enable command using a script to a different box you are going to want to do :put "/enable" Man, thank u very much. Here it is: /system telnet 0.0.0.1 :put "8975" :put "/enable" (and now i want to give another pass so i write) :put {:put "5...

Please, help me, i need this script...

Thank u very much.

It works when i write:

/system telnet 0.0.0.1
:put "8975"


Now i need to continue the script.

The next command i want to typed after that is :
/enable
(and after that again pass)
:put "5552"


But this is not working.
Witch is the correct formulation?

Sorry my friend, but how i can import the pass?

For the first one i must write in the script:
/system telnet 0.0.0.1

Then, how it takes the pass?

:put 8975 (this is my password)




sorry but i' m a little bit ignorant

I need a script to execute the followed commands:

-system telnet 0.0.0.1
(after that i must type a password)
-[my pass]

I want to do this automatically with a script

Can a script do this?



Sorry for my English

Thank you my friend very much.
Now i understand.

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