command sh tech

[2nxtlvl]

How can I capture this data and send to Cisco. I have tried putty and telnet but the data seems to be more info than it can handle, is their a way to copy all info?

 

[burtsbees]

Hyperterminal, Tera Term and PuTTy all will. With Hyper Terminal, just go to top and send, capture text, I think. I removed it from mine, and I use Tera Term and PuTTy. Later, I can show you.

Burt

 

[UCAtech]

You can use SecureCRT. Whatever terminal program you use, you'll have to enable logging (and log the output to a file), within SecureCRT it's under the file menu, "show tech" is normally much bigger than our session memory limits.

Ben Boyd
Network Engineer/Programmer/Student
Windstream Communications
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[2nxtlvl]

Thanks to all that replied. Logging was enabled under putty options. Again thank you very much for the info.