Terminal.exe Command Line
Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2007 2:08 pm
Not really a scripting question:
We have other devices that we use besides Mikrotik (Corinex AV200's) that require the use a Telnet to login to them. We use putty to login to them but we have to load a saved session every time and change the ip since these devices require that the "Implicit CR in every LF" option is checked, which does not support a command line parameter to be passed to it to turn it on. If we login to these devices from within the Mikrotik, the terminal works perfect in it's display. Regular telnet from windows looks like crap.
My question is, is there a way to pass command line parameters to the Terminal.exe that comes with the NeighborViewer? We would like to control these devices from within the Dude alongside out Mikrotik's, but we haven't been able to automate the session without either logging into the Mikrotik and using telnet from there, or going the manual putty route.
I have looked at the api's but have not had much of a chance to test anything. Is it possible to use the Terminal.exe on it's own? It appears built into the Dude as a tool, but I can't see how it's used to be able to build a custom tool from it.
Thanks,
We have other devices that we use besides Mikrotik (Corinex AV200's) that require the use a Telnet to login to them. We use putty to login to them but we have to load a saved session every time and change the ip since these devices require that the "Implicit CR in every LF" option is checked, which does not support a command line parameter to be passed to it to turn it on. If we login to these devices from within the Mikrotik, the terminal works perfect in it's display. Regular telnet from windows looks like crap.
My question is, is there a way to pass command line parameters to the Terminal.exe that comes with the NeighborViewer? We would like to control these devices from within the Dude alongside out Mikrotik's, but we haven't been able to automate the session without either logging into the Mikrotik and using telnet from there, or going the manual putty route.
I have looked at the api's but have not had much of a chance to test anything. Is it possible to use the Terminal.exe on it's own? It appears built into the Dude as a tool, but I can't see how it's used to be able to build a custom tool from it.
Thanks,