From: Art Lee (bahia111@comcast.net)
Date: Tue Jun 15 2004 - 13:16:18 GMT-3
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>When I try to run a tclsh script with a rsh variable...I get a
>"permission denied" reply back from all routers. I am assuming that I
>will need to send the telnet password with the rsh command. Has any one
>acomplished the ip reachability scripts that are posted here on Group
>Study? And if so could you, briefly explain how to set this up.
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>Thanx
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-- *********************** Art Lee bahia111@comcast.net Digital Pixels
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