Stopping a tcl script

From: ccie2be (ccie2be@nyc.rr.com)
Date: Wed Jun 15 2005 - 16:03:17 GMT-3

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Hey guys,
 
I just discovered that I can use the standard, cntl, shift, 6 sequence to
stop pings within a tcl script but suppose..
 
there are 100's of pings that I realize will fail. I wouldn't want to sit
there a try to stop each ping. I want to stop the whole script.
 
Anybody know how I can do that?
 
TIA, Tim
 
PS: In case you missed the post from Bob Sinclair (I think this gem was
from him), today I collected ip addresses using his method and it was much
faster.
 
I used to do show ip int brief and then do lots of editing.
 
Now, I use show ip alias and do a lot less editing.
 
Thanks, bob, for that little gem.

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