From: denny@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue Apr 02 2002 - 17:16:50 GMT-3
With IP Connectivity to each of the routers, perl scripting could be nice..
What we really need is an API that we can write to through Hyper Terminal. Tha
t way the current configuration on the router is moot. Just plug your console
cable into the Access Router and go!
Anybody know of an API like this? kind of like a 'readHyperTerm' and 'writeHyp
terTerm' functions?
-Denny
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On Tue, 2 Apr 2002 15:08:19 -0500, "Christopher M. Heffner" <cheffner@certified
-labs.net> wrote:
> Does have anyone have some good resources or maybe even some pre-built script
s
> that will scrub routers and switches clean to their initial setup or default
> settings once someone is done playing around on some lab equipment? I am
> thinking of building some remote access to my lab equipment which is currentl
y
> 19 routers and 9 catalyst switches but I need a way to clean the routers and
> switches up once someone is finished.
>
> Requirements:
> Need to be able to clean the router and switches no matter what the cur
rent
> passwords are on the equipment. Hence the script will have be able to do
> password recovery processes for routers and switches.
> Would like to be able to have the script run at a certain time or times
> during each day.
> Would like to be able to integrate the script into a html web page.
>
> I am told that most people do this through pearl scripting but that there
> might be other ways to do this also including java scripting.
>
> I am not a Unix person nor really a programmer even though I do have some
> background in c+, Fortran, assembler, etc from my early days.
>
> I would be willing to trade some free time on the rack for the best set of
> scripts that someone can come up with that I pick to implement for the rack.
>
> The rack does include atm, voice, isdn, remote power/reboot access, etc and
> everything else needed to pass the Cisco CCIE Routing and Switching.
>
> The lab equipment could be cabled for various popular lab scenarios.
>
> I am also in the process of adding pix firewalls to the rack in the future fo
r
> the Security CCIE.
>
> Email directly with any information you have or if you are interested in
> participating in this programming challenge.
>
> Thanks,
>
> =============================================================================
> =====
> Christopher M. Heffner
> IMCR Course Director
> Certified Cisco Systems Instructor
> CCSI, CCIE 8211, MCT, MCSE, MCNI, MCNE, CLI, PCLP, FCSE, ASE, CTT, A+
> cheffner@certified-labs.net
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