Pasting Commands Option 61

[bfuller83]

I have to make a bunch of changes to keys on almost all phones in my system (400+) to change CLID tables for each phone. I have been able to use the tn parser to get a usable report of all tn's in the system and I wrote a little excel formula to be able to extract commands as I would put them in the pbx. So telneted to the switch and pasted the commands:

chg
2616
004 0 03 13
yes
key 00 scr 2737 30




key 01 scr 5737 d




and it seems to be pasting faster than the pbx can make the changes. Has anyone been successful pasting commands?...Dose OTM have any provisions for this? I have also been attempting to console in to the switch using putty and haven’t had any luck. I know what port my VT520 terminal is using(tty 6) and I matched the settings on the terminal but using a null modem / modem cable I can't get in. My thought is terminal may respond differently to pasted commands. I do this with network switches all the time...I didn't think it would be this difficult on this. =-/ thanks for any pointers.


Bradley A. Fuller
Manager, Network Infrastructure
Kellogg Community College

 

[GHTROUT]

In Procomm, for example, there is a setting that limits "Transmit Pacing". So whatever you paste in will be transmitted slower.

I'm not sure you want to spend any time learning OTM.

If you need Procomm, you know how to reach me. Procomm can do Telnet right out of the box, if that is really the protocol you're using.


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[bfuller83]

I downloaded the Procomm zip from your site...how does one acquire the password to the zip file? Thanks for your advice!

Bradley A. Fuller
Manager, Network Infrastructure
Kellogg Community College

 

[GHTROUT]

Not on a public forum. That leaves... @

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