Telnet IP from file

[Identis]

Hello,

I want to configure a lot of telnet sessions, but I want to read IP adresses from file, so it will be easier to modify in future, dont need to compile every time if I will change something. Is it possible? Thanks.

[Marcus Tettmar]

Yes, use ReadFile, or ReadLN or ReadIniFile functions.

[Identis]

Yes, use ReadFile, or ReadLN or ReadIniFile functions.

Thank you

[Identis]

Now I have other problem. In txt file I have 3 lines with IP, if I run my code i get only second line ip backuped up, if I use debug to check everything step by step all 3 IP is backuped.

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Let>k=1
While>line<>##EOF##
    ReadLn>C:\temp\ip.txt,k,line
    If>ipas<>##EOF##
TelnetConnect>line,23,hTN
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,login,5,r
TelnetSend>hTN,admin%CR%
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,password,5,r
TelnetSend>hTN,pass%CR%
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,>,5,r
TelnetSend>hTN,_cmdline-mode on%CR%
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,],5,r
TelnetSend>hTN,Y%CR%
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,password,5,r
TelnetSend>hTN,512900%CR%
TelnetWaitFor>hTN,>,5,r
TelnetSend>hTN,tftp tftp_ip put startup.cfg /tftpboot/Config_%line%.cfg%CR%
TelnetClose>hTN
    Endif
    Let>k=k+1
EndWhile

Exit>0

[CyberCitizen]

What about a telnet wait command after sending that last line with the .cfg in it. Could that be taking longer to process before your closing the connection? Can you add a brief wait line at the end before continuing?

Very hard to see what's occurring / test without the servers etc.

If it works though the debugger stepping through, then it's usually an issue with timing.