Telnet Issue

[tal041482]

Ok everyone here is the deal

the script executes to the end with no errors but nothing happens any ideas?

$res = RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c ping -n 1 www.google.com | find /i "100"','',@SW_HIDE)

msgbox(0,'debug',$res)

if $res = 1 then

TCPStartup()

$socket = TCPConnect("192.168.14.1", 23)

Sleep(1000)

TCPSend($socket, "password")

Sleep(1000)

TCPSend($socket, "en")

Sleep(1000)

TCPSend($socket, "password")

Sleep(1000)

TCPSend($socket, "config t")

Sleep(1000)

TCPSend($socket, "hostname blabla")

Else

EndIf

Exit

Anyways do i need to a send return ?

Edited October 16, 2009 by tal041482

[notsure]

I did alot of telnet coding in the past. I still remember 1 time I was trying to configure a router the router only accepted 1 character per "send".

Try this;

#include <string.au3>
local $len, $socket, $data

TCPStartup()
$socket = TCPConnect("192.168.14.1", 23)

if $socket <> "-1" then
$data = "password" & @CRLF
$len = stringlen($data)

for $i = 0 to $len
    tcpsend($socket, stringmid($data,1,1))password
    $data = stringmid($data, 2, $len)
    
next
endif

[SimonWebstation]

is the ip from google or from your pc when it isn't from google and you wold like to send something to google then lool up in the help for tcpnametoip

[notsure]

is the ip from google or from your pc when it isn't from google and you wold like to send something to google then lool up in the help for tcpnametoip

Thats true, but he's doing the ping in DOS, and the DOS-Ping recognizes google.nl if DNSaddresses are filled properly.

[SimonWebstation]

Thats true, but he's doing the ping in DOS, and the DOS-Ping recognizes google.nl if DNSaddresses are filled properly.

you can try tcpnametoip it can be that you have made

RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c ping -n 1 www.google.com | find /i "100"','',@SW_HIDE)

false and it doesnt came the right answer