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Using PuTTY to bulk change set's programming

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SherWat

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Feb 12, 2016
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Hello everyone. I have a CS1000 at 7.6. I use Putty to connect to manage the system. Is there a script within putty that I can use to automate a large number of set changes rather than typing in my changes manually?

I know there are multiple scripts written in ProComm to do bulk changes just wondering if something similar exists for putty.

Thank you.
 
Nothing there for Putty.

You can use Aspect scripting in Procomm, if you can find a copy of Procomm to buy that is. It does work pretty well but being an older discontinued product it does have it's quirks.

I've heard of some folks using Rexx scripting. I have no idea how difficult that is or how well it works. There is an active forum here for REXX so maybe you could get help there.

Expect scripting in SecureCRT works, but the learning curve is pretty steep when your just starting with it.
 
If you have a system to work in your lab, test script with Procom, capture when you launh script, and save how txt. You will be able to paste it you can paste it through putty. I´m not sure if you can stick a very long block or if you limited to send or if you will have to paste in batches
 
Thanks everyone - I will check out the ones mentioned.
 
Yep I like Zoc as it has serial, SSH, RLOGIN, etc. and REXX script in built. Just like PROCOM you can record script while you make one change then use that as a basis for your script. If you get Zoc there is a good Help for REXX in built and also a forum on Tek-Tips
 
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m1adl.pas
m1ani.pas
m1authcodes.pas
m1bfs.pas
m1chg.pas
m1chgfcr.pas
m1clid.pas
m1cmdb.pas
m1cpypdtfiles.pas
m1dcs2csv.pas
m1delpdtfiles.pas
m1delsets.pas
m1disdchdebg.pas
m1disuenlu.pas
m1dmi.pas
m1dninght.pas
m1dsc.pas
m1dschench.pas
m1enldchdebg.pas
m1entc.pas
m1garbage.pas
m1getacd.pas
m1getbri.pas
m1getconfig.pas
m1getisets.pas
m1getrouting.pas
m1hotline.pas
m1idc.pas
m1kman.pas
m1ldisenable.pas
m1mailaddboxes.pas
m1maildelboxes.pas
m1message.pas
m1names.pas
m1newdigsets.pas
m1pdtlogin.pas
m1ploadall.pas
m1portcomparer.pas
m1prttnb.pas
m1rli.pas
m1rlogin.pas
m1rlogout.pas
m1rnpg.pas
m1rxfies.pas
m1sclght.pas
m1settime.pas
m1sicainlc.pas
m1sicaintl.pas
m1sicaout.pas
m1skipper.pas
m1spn.pas
m1stat.pas
m1summertime.pas
m1sxfiles.pas
m1tracealldch.pas
m1tsc.pas
m1tz.pas
m1uni.pas
m1unirec.pas
 
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