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Posted: Dec. 08 2004,04:03 |
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When I telnet to a device, I want the session logged or not logged at will, and stored in a text file at a location of my choice.
Can someone tell me how I can accomplish this?
Real world example: Telnet to a router, switch, or firewall before perfoming any changes to the configuration, I save the current configuration by typing 'sh run' or 'sh config' , etc. and the response from the device is saved to a text file. Perform configuration changes, etc. Save final configuration to a text file using the previous method.
Want to do this when using DSL......
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