What is wrong with this "Msgbox"?

[javygonx]

Greetings:

Im new here. I have a simple script to change passwords for some devices we use. I telnet the device and when it finishes. I just want to output a msgbox saying that it finishes but with the telnet address I used. It is an array. The script works fine, I just want to add this msgbox everytime it finish the first array; then the second; etc.

Here is the code:

Local $i

Local $iMax=3

Local $arr[$iMax] = ["140.120.2.210","140.120.2.211","140.120.2.212"]

For $i = 0 to $iMax - 1

Local $s = "telnet " & $arr[$i]

.... code here

....

msgbox(64, "EM Password Change", "EM Password Changed for " & send($arr[$i]),1)

Next

The output says "EM Password Changed for 1" . I want this output "EM Password Changed for 141.124.2.210

The strange thing is if I run this command in a new line: send($arr[$i]) it really gives me the "141.124.2.210"; but it doesnt on the msgbox line code!..

Thanks for any help.

Edited October 27, 2011 by javygonx

[water]

Try:

msgbox(64, "EM Password Change", "EM Password Changed for " & $arr[$i],1)

[javygonx]

Wow!. It Works! THANKS A LOT!!!!

[javygonx]

On this same script; how can I validate to go to the next item in the array If it does not connect to any IP just because the IP is down or does not connect because of the wrong login/password?

[water]

You could try pure TCP as used in this