telnet please help auto login

in reference to these


http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...-plz-help.html

http://www.indiabroadband.net/bsnl-b...n-problem.html



i have the following doubts-
should we add reboot.txt to scheduling task?
this script is not rebooting-



192.168.1.1 23

WAIT "Login:"

SEND "admin\m"

WAIT "Password:"

SEND "\madmin\m"

WAIT "Login:"

SEND "admin\m"

WAIT "Password:"

SEND "admin\m"

WAIT

SEND "reboot\m"

WAIT



i m having ut300r2u and home 500c plan
please help since i need to get up at 2 am daily

Here we go..

1. Download this and put it in one folder say.. c:\restart
This folder should contain the downloaded 5 r 6 files. (dont put any subfolder)
WinSite: Telnet Scripting Tool

2. create one txt file with the following content in c:\restart.. say restart.txt

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT

3. create one new schedule... use ur system password while scheduling task.

4. After created the task.. right click on it and in the Run.. do this

"c:\restart\tst10.bat" /r:restart.txt (not sure with the file name.. but do it correctly...

then save it.. again it will ask ur system username and password.. give it.. it should not throw any error.

5. u done it... do it.. and let me know

Originally Posted by aruncse30

Here we go..

1. Download this and put it in one folder say.. c:\restart
This folder should contain the downloaded 5 r 6 files. (dont put any subfolder)
WinSite: Telnet Scripting Tool

2. create one txt file with the following content in c:\restart.. say restart.txt

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT

3. create one new schedule... use ur system password while scheduling task.

4. After created the task.. right click on it and in the Run.. do this

"c:\restart\tst10.bat" /r:restart.txt (not sure with the file name.. but do it correctly...

then save it.. again it will ask ur system username and password.. give it.. it should not throw any error.

5. u done it... do it.. and let me know

while in control panel>schedule tasks>add schedule tasks should we "browse" and add restart.txt ?
should we create any batch file?

Originally Posted by akshaymys

while in control panel>schedule tasks>add schedule tasks should we "browse" and add restart.txt ?
should we create any batch file?

NOOOOOOOO.. give tst10.bat

Originally Posted by aruncse30

NOOOOOOOO.. give tst10.bat

where is this tst10.bat?

i only made restart.txt in the folder containing one tst10.exe and tst10.txt

Originally Posted by akshaymys

where is this tst10.bat?

i only made restart.txt in the folder containing one tst10.exe and tst10.txt

no.. i mean tst10.exe man... im not in my pc.. thats y cant give the exact info.. no need to create or use tst10.txt. ok??

after i make reboot.txt file and type the following

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT

and save .Open windows schedule task and add "browse" and add "tst10.exe"
and then "right click" on tst10.exe in schedule task and then click on "properties" and give the path in "run" as "C:\tst\reboot.txt" (tst is the folder in C:\) and click "apply" once again i type the password

but its not rebooting.

please help

SEND "\madmin\m"

it should be SEND "admin\m"

Originally Posted by whitestar_999

it should be SEND "admin\m"

no luck whitestar_999

just the reboot.txt notepad is opening

Now open Control Panel and open Scheduled Tasks. Add Scheduled Task. Follow the instructions. Browse to the directory you extracted tst10.exe to, and open it. Give a name to this task (only for your convenience, can be anything) and choose how often you want the reboot (daily/weekly/what?). Choose the time you want reboot to occur. If you are setting this up on a particular WinXP user account, you may be asked for your XP user password. OK, when the task is created and appears in Scheduled Tasks, right click on it and click on Properties. On the Task tab you will see "Run", where the location of tst10.exe woold be present already. At the end of this line, outside the quotes, add /r:reboot.txt so it looks like
"C:\tst10.exe" /r:reboot.txt

try this

Originally Posted by whitestar_999

try this

i made the following correction


C:\tst\TST10.exe\r:reboot.txt (where tst is the folder in C:\)

and the notepad didnt open at all

C:\tst\TST10.exe\r:reboot.txt

no double quotes & no space


"C:\tst10.exe" /r:reboot.txt

note space between tst10.exe & /r:rebbot.txt
On the Task tab you will see "Run", where the location of tst10.exe woold be present already. At the end of this line, outside the quotes, add /r:reboot.txt so it looks like
"C:\tst10.exe" /r:reboot.txt

i tried the following

C:\tst\TST10.exe /r:reboot.txt

it worked!!!!

BUT now
a menu opens "telnet scripting tool v1.1 by........"
waiting for login

[ BCM96338 ADSL Router
Login: admin
admin
Password: \admin ]

what to do now?

Originally Posted by akshaymys

i tried the following

C:\tst\TST10.exe /r:reboot.txt

it worked!!!!

BUT now
a menu opens "telnet scripting tool v1.1 by........"
waiting for login

[ BCM96338 ADSL Router
Login: admin
admin
Password: \admin ]

what to do now?

buddy can u attach the screen shot??

Originally Posted by aruncse30

buddy can u attach the screen shot??

here s the screen shot-----

Originally Posted by akshaymys

here s the screen shot-----

problem with the script only... use as it is.. wat i gave to u

The script for TST10.EXE is case sensitive and it depends upon the modem. For example my script (for UT-300R2U) is as follows:

Code:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "password:"
SEND "<my_pwd>\m"
WAIT "$"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "$"

Note that I have login: instead of Login:, etc. After the login I get a $ prompt, some routers get a > prompt - so that needs to be coded.

You must make sure of what the router login wants and code accordingly. To explain the router reboot script:

Line 1: 192.168.1.1 23: This tells TST10 that it should connect to IP address 192.168.1.1 on port number 23 (telnet port)
Line 2: WAIT "login:": This tells that router will display "login:" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.
Line 3: SEND "admin\m": This tells TST10 that it should send 'admin' as the input followed by ENTER (\m)
Line 4: WAIT "password:": This tells that router will display "password:" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.
Line 5: SEND "<my_pwd>\m": This tells TST10 that it should send '<my_pwd' as the input followed by ENTER (\m)
Line 6: WAIT "$": This tells that router will display "$" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.
Line 7: SEND "reboot\m": This tells TST10 that it should send 'reboot' as the input followed by ENTER (\m)
Line 8: WAIT "$": This tells that router will display "$" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.

Originally Posted by just4kix

The script for TST10.EXE is case sensitive and it depends upon the modem. For example my script (for UT-300R2U) is as follows:

Code:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "password:"
SEND "<my_pwd>\m"
WAIT "$"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "$"

Note that I have login: instead of Login:, etc. After the login I get a $ prompt, some routers get a > prompt - so that needs to be coded.

You must make sure of what the router login wants and code accordingly. To explain the router reboot script:

Line 1: 192.168.1.1 23: This tells TST10 that it should connect to IP address 192.168.1.1 on port number 23 (telnet port)
Line 2: WAIT "login:": This tells that router will display "login:" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.
Line 3: SEND "admin\m": This tells TST10 that it should send 'admin' as the input followed by ENTER (\m)
Line 4: WAIT "password:": This tells that router will display "password:" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.
Line 5: SEND "<my_pwd>\m": This tells TST10 that it should send '<my_pwd' as the input followed by ENTER (\m)
Line 6: WAIT "$": This tells that router will display "$" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.
Line 7: SEND "reboot\m": This tells TST10 that it should send 'reboot' as the input followed by ENTER (\m)
Line 8: WAIT "$": This tells that router will display "$" as the prompt and it is waiting for input.

im also having UT300R2U.. but still mine is accepting Login and not login

siemens modems will accept only Login not login.

i tried the following

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "$"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "$"


and it this screen appears (see attachmet)

what to do next? the modem did not reboot..

Originally Posted by aruncse30

im also having UT300R2U.. but still mine is accepting Login and not login

Arun, As I said it depends upon the how the prompt appears. And that depends upon the firmware. What is important and must be noted is that reboot.txt script should have case sensitive prompts (the word in double quotes after the WAIT command).

Originally Posted by akshaymys

i tried the following

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "$"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "$"


and it this screen appears (see attachmet)

what to do next? the modem did not reboot..

Akshay, From your screenshot, I can see that the prompt is 'Login:' and not 'login:'. Hence change your script to:

Code:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "$"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "$"

Note that lines which say WAIT "$" may require to be changed also. To know the exact, do the following:

a) Copy the exe TST10.EXE and script 'reboot.txt' to a folder such as C:\TST10
b) Using the Start --> Run --> cmd command, open a command window
c) Change directory to c:\TST10
d) Enter the command:

Code:

TST10 /r:reboot.txt

at the command prompt and press enter.
e) Watch what happens and especially note down the prompts. Click on 'Abort' button if the program stops responding. Note that 'reboot' command will take longer time to finish (about 30 seconds) and watch the modem lights during time for rebooting activity.
f) If you have to abort, make changes to the script and test again.
g) Keep testing till you are able to completely test it out.

now i am getting this screen

(see attachment)



f) If you have to abort, make changes to the script and test again

what chages should i make for the modem to reboot?



Sorry to ask this .............

but actually what does Telnet script does?
does it just reboots the modem

what is the use if we just reboot the modem?

who s going to start u torrent ? (should we schedule it?)

should we just keep our monitor off when we go to sleep at say 10pm and leave the pc on?

this telnet script reboots the modem.if your modem is set in pppoe mode as soon as modem reboots it will make the connection in a few seconds.you have to use scheduler option in uTorrent.you can keep the monitor off afterall if you are asleep what is the use.

Originally Posted by akshaymys

now i am getting this screen

(see attachment)



f) If you have to abort, make changes to the script and test again

what chages should i make for the modem to reboot?



Sorry to ask this .............

but actually what does Telnet script does?
does it just reboots the modem

what is the use if we just reboot the modem?

who s going to start u torrent ? (should we schedule it?)

should we just keep our monitor off when we go to sleep at say 10pm and leave the pc on?

yes... u should keep the pc ON.... u need to schedule 4 tasks like this
2:05 - restart modem (by script)
2:06 - call torrent (jus schedule)
7:55 - restart modem (by same script)
7:56 - turn off system (this is also possible by another script)

P:S attach files (below 90kb) as it is.. dont zip it... cheers..

Originally Posted by just4kix

Arun, As I said it depends upon the how the prompt appears. And that depends upon the firmware. What is important and must be noted is that reboot.txt script should have case sensitive prompts (the word in double quotes after the WAIT command).



Akshay, From your screenshot, I can see that the prompt is 'Login:' and not 'login:'. Hence change your script to:

Code:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "$"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "$"

Note that lines which say WAIT "$" may require to be changed also. To know the exact, do the following:

a) Copy the exe TST10.EXE and script 'reboot.txt' to a folder such as C:\TST10
b) Using the Start --> Run --> cmd command, open a command window
c) Change directory to c:\TST10
d) Enter the command:

Code:

TST10 /r:reboot.txt

at the command prompt and press enter.
e) Watch what happens and especially note down the prompts. Click on 'Abort' button if the program stops responding. Note that 'reboot' command will take longer time to finish (about 30 seconds) and watch the modem lights during time for rebooting activity.
f) If you have to abort, make changes to the script and test again.
g) Keep testing till you are able to completely test it out.

try this script.. DONT change anything in this...

The following script is working

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT
SEND "exit\m"


Thankyou all for helping me


the modem reboots (see attachmet)
what to do next

ill set the script to work at 2:10 am
and schedule u torrent at 2:11 am

and shutdown the system at 7:50 using PC AUTO SHUTDOWN

what to do with the "script screen" ? shall it be as it is till the sysem shutsdown? [or should i press "Abort"]

also to schedule utorrent - options
- preferences
-scheduler ?

Originally Posted by akshaymys

The following script is working

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT
SEND "exit\m"


Thankyou all for helping me


the modem reboots (see attachmet)
what to do next

ill set the script to work at 2:10 am
and schedule u torrent at 2:11 am

and shutdown the system at 7:50 using PC AUTO SHUTDOWN

what to do with the "script screen" ? shall it be as it is till the sysem shutsdown? [or should i press "Abort"]

also to schedule utorrent - options
- preferences
-scheduler ?

> be careful on the below points.
1. u should restart once again before u shut down the pc... i.e before 7:50
2. no need to press abort.. leave as it is.. its dead...
3. DONT schedule torrent by its scheduler... have a schedule task for it... thats the better way... disable the torrent schedulr...

p:s -- only thanks... no treat???

how to reboot the modem once again (at 7:50 am) ? should we use same script?

yes!same script will do.just add another task in scheduler with same settings at 7:50AM.

hey thx for the help all of u....my modem is successfully rebooting but in the end i get a wierd message like "WARNING : ppp Interface down"
any1 got any idea y it responds this way?

if ur modem is rebooting and u can surf after executing the script. then u no need to worry about this.. its dead...

i m having siemens sl2_141 type IV modem and i m using this script:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT
SEND "exit\m"

try restart instead of reboot.

i tried the telnet application manually.. this is wat i got


*********************
Welcome to DSL MODEM
*********************
DSL MODEM Corporation, Software Release V55.1.04.01

Login: admin
Password: *****

Login successful

--> reboot

Unrecognized command (use '?' to see valid completions)

--> restart

Unrecognized command (use '?' to see valid completions)

-->

since it doesnt work in this i believe makin a script is useless....
i use nokia siemens C2110 modem

correct command is "restart system".you can know this by following the instruction(use '?' to see valid completions).

Originally Posted by aruncse30

Here we go..
create one txt file with the following content in c:\restart.. say restart.txt

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "\madmin\m"
WAIT "Login:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password:"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT

wel this script works only if "reboot" is a valid command.. but unfortunately my modem support that command. thats the problem i am facing

As per whitestar's suggestion change the 2nd last line to:

SEND "restart system\m"

. Give it a try. Please report so that we either have a solution or else can all brainstorm together.

nopes.... nt wrkin
tried reboot, restart, restart system.. all 3.
hav a "resetButton" command.. bt thats fir the reset button(as in same function)

use this script.tested & working fine on nokia siemens c2110.sorry about the mixup.command is not "restart system"but"system restart".haven't used the script for months so i forgot.

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "Login"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Password"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT ">"
SEND "system restart\m"

thnx man.. wrks fine.. thnx a lot....