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Create a tab to connect and then use that tab in connection loop
Hi there,
I want to create a new tab with a connection: Set tab = crt.Session.ConnectInTab("/FIREWALL /Telnet A.B.C.D0") Then do stuff, and then disconnect that tab and reuse it for another connection in a looop: tab.Session.Disconnect tab.Session.Connect ("/FIREWALL /Telnet A.B.C.D1") tab.Session.Disconnect ... tab.Session.Connect ("/FIREWALL /Telnet A.B.C.DN") This code is not working because it get stuck in the 2nd disconnect not showing the prompt till I stop the script and then show the prompt of the second telnet. (I'm currently using just 2 without a loop to build it incrementally. I guess there is something wrong in the code but can't find where and googling didn't help. Anyone knows what's the issue? Thanks! |
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Hi Torrezno,
Will you be running the same commands on each host you connect to? If so we have an example script that may accomplish what you are looking for. I've included code below. In my testing using blocks like this seems to provide the functionality you are looking for. Code:
crt.session.ConnectInTab("/FIREWALL /Telnet A.B.C.D0") crt.Screen.Synchronous = True <Commands you want to run> crt.Session.Disconnect crt.session.ConnectInTab("/FIREWALL /Telnet A.B.C.D1") crt.Screen.Synchronous = True <Commands you want to run> crt.Session.Disconnect
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