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Using Interactive Telnet with Third-Party Devices
EPICenter Reference Guide
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To start recording a macro, click the right mouse button and select Start Record from the pop-up
menu.
Everything you type after this is copied into the macro Record/Play Buffer until you select Stop
Record from the pop-up menu.
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To stop recording a macro, click the right mouse button and select Stop Record from the pop-up
menu.
The commands that are part of the macro are automatically entered into the macro command buffer.
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To play the macro on one or more switches, select the Device Groups component or the name of a
device group in the Component tree, and play back the macro in the Macro Player view as discussed
in the section
“The Macro Player” on page 200 .
Using Interactive Telnet with Third-Party Devices
You can open an interactive Telnet session on a third-party device and execute commands interactively.
Select the switch from the Telnet device list in the Component Tree. This opens a Telnet session to the
selected switch, and waits for input as appropriate to the device’s Telnet interface.
For third-party devices integrated into EPICenter through the third-party device integration framework,
auto-login may also be supported, depending on the integration configuration. For other third-party
devices, however, EPICenter does not attempt to log you in to the device. You must log in as required
for the device.
You can enter and execute commands using the device’s command line interface. The commands and
any resulting output will be displayed in the session window just as if you were running a Telnet
session on any other client.
To close the Telnet session, type the appropriate exit command on the command line. The session will
be closed automatically when you exit the Telnet feature.