#145354 - 2005-08-23 08:00 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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Allen
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Registered: 2003-04-19
Posts: 4549
Loc: USA
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I tried the following on the command prompt:
telnet -f abc.txt port.
Not sure if you made a typo there... but should be
Code:
telnet -f abc.txt ipaddress port
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#145355 - 2005-08-23 08:25 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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AstaaLavista
Starting to like KiXtart
Registered: 2005-08-11
Posts: 111
Loc: Gujarat, India.
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Code:
break on
$wksta = @WKSTA
shell '%comspec% /c ping -n 2 $wksta | find /i "TTL=" >NUL 2>NUL'
if @ERROR = 0
?"$wksta is accessible!"
else
?"$wksta is not accessible!"
endif
exit 0
I tried this too. It works fine, BUT unfortunately, ping does not work for checking foreign I.P. what i mean is, I am not able to ping to any I.P. outside my network due to the FIREWALL. so the only option which is have is telnet. I replaced the ping statement with TELNET but it didnt work.
Actually, i dont want to use any thing other than Kixtart, not even the HABobjects.DLL. Is it possible to do? I am trying & will let you all know.
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#145356 - 2005-08-23 08:30 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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AstaaLavista
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Registered: 2005-08-11
Posts: 111
Loc: Gujarat, India.
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I tried the following on the command prompt:
telnet -f abc.txt port.
Not sure if you made a typo there... but should be
Code:
telnet -f abc.txt ipaddress port
Yeah, Sorry it was a typo. But it doesn't work. The file is modified, but nothing is written into it.
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#145357 - 2005-08-23 09:08 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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AstaaLavista
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Registered: 2005-08-11
Posts: 111
Loc: Gujarat, India.
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I tried NETVIEW.UDF but unfortunately it also wont be of much help. Basically, i want to maintain a list of all accessible ports which are outside my network.
so telnet is the only option.  which somehow is NOT working well with Kix.
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#145361 - 2005-08-24 08:03 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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AstaaLavista
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Registered: 2005-08-11
Posts: 111
Loc: Gujarat, India.
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Neither WinME nor Win9X, but Win 2K & Win XP. 
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#145362 - 2005-08-25 07:30 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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AstaaLavista
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Registered: 2005-08-11
Posts: 111
Loc: Gujarat, India.
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Hi All,
I have got some breakthrough. I was able to set the logging option.
I didnt know that it is done by typing ONLY telnet on the command prompt.
The log file was successfully created.
Thus, I will check whether the log file is empty or not, which in turn will imply that port is opened or not.
BUT...,this solves the problem for only port 23(telnet port); apart from PORT no. 23, for all other ports, nothing is written into the log file.
So, I will have to find a way of differentiating the OTHER ports. I am looking into it.
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#145364 - 2005-08-26 10:09 AM
Re: Reading/Writing from /to Command prompt
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AstaaLavista
Starting to like KiXtart
Registered: 2005-08-11
Posts: 111
Loc: Gujarat, India.
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So why can't you simply use a portchek or portqry utility as Rad and I suggested?
Please excuse me, but there are some reasons why I cant use any utility:
Since i work for a company, using any utility will create license issues.
Also, if the utility does everything, then what is my contribution.
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