VrsTurbo
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How the fudge can i get it to telnet to a server
Example
Telnet 192.168.0.1
Admin
Password
set policy id 8 disable
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Dom
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You need to telnet from C#? If it's .NET then there are a few libraries you can use although couldn't you just shell telnet and parse commands to it?
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VrsTurbo
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Never actually used c# before. Created a couple of buttons to test a ping. But i need it so once i press the button it telnets onto the router and parse's the username/password and the set policy bit
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VrsTurbo
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but yes its c#.net in a win form
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John
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Batch file to keep it simple?
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VrsTurbo
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quote:
Originally posted by John
Batch file to keep it simple?
Has to be customer facing so cant really have the user name password in a txt file/batch file
Trying to embed an app i found and use that now!
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Sam
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Why does this need to be in C# out of interest?
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VrsTurbo
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it doesn't need to be but that's what i have installed on the laptop
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VrsTurbo
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can also be done in ssh. Cant figure out how to add a library to get it to work. Now i know why i never went into programming
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Dom
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Have a look at the Net::Telnet library. Alternatively you should be able to set up a TCP socket to interact with the telnet/ssh server; can't say i've ever done it though.
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VrsTurbo
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done it 
Used plink and passed the variables from c# works like a charm
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