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I am trying Automate Synchronize Clocks on our network device.

Because the devices haven't NTP protocol i decide write script.

The only one communication way with the devices is telnet.

I wrote following script

;Open TELNET SERVER PORT

RUN ("cmd.exe")
Sleep(1000)
SEND ('telnet '& $CmdLine[1] &' '& $CmdLine[2] &' {ENTER}')

; User 
Sleep(1000)
Send("root{ENTER}")

; Password
Sleep(3000)
Send("letmein{ENTER}")

; Synchronize the CLOCKs 
Sleep(3000)
Send('date '& @MDAY &' '& @MON &' '& @YEAR &' '& @HOUR &' '& @MIN &' '& @SEC &'')
Sleep(1000)
Send("{ENTER}")

; EXIT
Send("exit{ENTER}")

; Close Window 
WinClose ('Telnet '& $CmdLine[1] &'')
WinWaitClose ('Telnet '& $CmdLine[1] &'')

The script works, but i would like make few additional checks:

1. Verify if the script ran with two parameters - if not send "net send msg"

Why it isn't work ?

If $CmdLine[2] ="" Then
   RUN ("cmd.exe")
Sleep(1000)
SEND (net send)
EndIf

2. Verify if telnet session is successfully connected - if not send "net send msg"

Any idea ?

Thanks

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Have you thought of using a third party program? If not you may want to check one out. It syncronizes your clock with the atomic clock.

World Time Server

Hope you get something figured out,

JS

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Have you thought of using a third party program? If not you may want to check one out. It syncronizes your clock with the atomic clock.

World Time Server

Hope you get something figured out,

JS

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thanks but i want syncronize the clocks with my server time
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Try this for the paramter check:

If $CmdLine[0] <> 2 Then
  $cmd = "C:\WINNT\System32\Cmd.exe"
  Run ($cmd,"", @SW_SHOW)
  WinWait($cmd, "")
  ControlSend($cmd,"","","net send ...")
EndIf

Greetings,

ZeD

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thanks,

your code is work,

are you have any idea about verifying telnet session ?

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I'm not sure. I cannot play with telnet here, because i don't have any telnet servers to connect to. But i guess theres an error-window popping up when connection has failed. Can't you just wait a second and then look up if that error window exists? And if not -> proceed.

Just a thought.

Greetings,

ZeD

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