Re: Sending control characters to PuTTY

Can anybody confirm that key mapper editor function is available in old
version of securecrt of CCIE lab. as life can be made easy using key mapper
editor. I have maped the keys as following

ctrl+1 ==> ctrl+shift+6,x, R1, Enter, enter
ctrl+2 ==> ctrl+shift+6,x, R2, Enter, enter

In this way ctrl+1 will get you to R1 and ctrl+2 to R2 and so on.

Best Regards

Irfan Azher
CCNA,CCIP....

On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 10:03 AM, Dale Shaw <dale.shaw_at_gmail.com> wrote:

> Slightly OT, but I'm getting bored of sending this sequence of
> characters to my terminal server, especially when accessing my gear
> over unreliable Internet connections.
>
> r1
> <enter>
> <ctrl><shift>6, x
> r2
> <enter>
> <ctrl><shift>6, x
> r3
> <enter>
> <ctrl><shift>6, x
> [...]
> and so on, through r4-r6 and sw1-sw4.
>
> Does anyone have a clever way of scripting or otherwise automating the
> sending of this sequence of characters?
>
> I just tried PuTTYCS but I couldn't get it to send <enter> properly,
> and the {%CTRL%} token isn't supported in its script file format. BTW,
> this is not something I'm pursuing with the idea of helping me on lab
> day.. I don't think 11 seconds of terminal server session setup is
> going to make or break me.
>
> Hmmm, I bet I could do it with ZOC! (ahh, OS/2, those were the days)
>
> cheers,
> Dale
>
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