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SecureCRT Autologin Session..
Hi..
I made schedule job for secureCRT to auto login and run certain commads. I am having query "How we can delay second session auto login ". Thanks Rajeev |
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Hi Rajeev,
Thanks for the question. What is the version of SecureCRT you are using? Are you using a SecureCRT script to establish the connection to the different machines? If not, are you asking for information on introducing a delay in your "schedule job"? |
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Hi,
1. I am using version 6.1 2. yes i am using secureCRT script to cross the firewall, login to server and run the script. 3. I want another session to start automatically cross the firewall, login to same server and run different type of script. This will also keep my first session authenticated because the script is too long |
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Hi Rajeev,
Thanks for the information. It sounds like you need a way in your job scheduler to add a pause. This is something you would need to research in the documentation for the particular scheduler you are using. With regards to SecureCRT, only a single script can run per tab. It may be possible connect to the remote machine, and start running the commands, and after a specified amount of time, clone the tab and start running a different set of commands on the other tab, but this would be a fairly complicated script. Does your scheduling software have a method for pausing between tasks? |
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Hi,
No my scheduling does not have have any pause. I want that my second session starts in new tab but after 1 hr of first session. Thanks |
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Hi Rajeev,
Since your scheduler doesn't have a pause, then I would suggest scheduling another SecureCRT task to be launched an hour after the first. If you want to open it in a tab, you can use the "/T" command-line option. For example: Code:
"C:\...\SecureCRT.exe" /T /Script "C:\secondscript.vbs" |
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