How to configure a Cisco router using a script

ExploitationScriptConfigureCisco router configurationBefore that, you must specify the operations you want to perform, execute those commands, and then write scripts. I want to back up the running-configure configuration. Of course, the device has been configured and the tftp server is ready. The Cisco router configuration is as follows:

BT Wireless Network cracking:

Follow these steps to configure a Cisco router:

1. Compile the script:

Create a new crt. vbs file with the suffix. Vbs with the following content:

I believe that a friend who understands vb can easily understand the following content:

Crt. session. Connect ("/telnet 11.133.183.133") -- this is a very understandable device that requires telnet.

Crt. Screen. WaitForString "Username:" -- the information returned from the device, that is, the prompt information.

Crt. Screen. Send "ccie" & VbCr -- the character sent on the device, that is, the command or character you entered during normal operation.

& VbCr ------ enter the character and press Enter.

Note: "" the central part is where you need to make changes. You only need to make changes based on your actual situation.

2. Application script:

Open CRT Software

Click the Script menu.

Click "RUN"

In the pop-up menu, find the directory where the script is saved, and enter the Script Name crt. vbs. Then you can see that the script is being executed, as shown below:

The above content is the process of using scripts to configure Cisco routers. The key lies in the script writing skills. I hope you will learn more about programming and help you understand the Cisco router configuration process.