So im switching from bridged mode to PPPoE...a problem

  • Thread starter Thread starter puneet_313
  • Start date Start date
  • Replies Replies 6
  • Views Views 1,767
P

puneet_313

Regular
Messages
117
Location
NA
ISP
MTNL 849 NU
So I'm switching from bridged mode to PPPoE temporarily.

Before when i was on bridged mode i used to use windows scheduler to shutdown my computer and end my mtnl session as well. I assume this won't work anymore ? So i want to try router reboot (for UT300R2U) but here's the problem:

The telnet window wont go away after it reboots.. screenie :

http://img353.imageshack.us/img353/130/reboothr0.jpg

I had to make modifications to the reboot.txt that was posted in the sticky as it wouldn't even login with that.Following is my reboot.txt script

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "login"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "password"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Login Successful"
SEND "reboot\m"
WAIT "#"

I just want the window to go away that's all 🙂 the reboot works fine though.

Thanks in advance
 
[P.F.H] r u the creator of this program (tst10.exe)???
Only for UTstarcom UT-300R2U users:
UTstarcom modem running in the PPPoA/E mode can be rebooted in the same way as
the D-Link DSL-502T, with only small modifications needed to be made to the
script. Everything else remains the same as explained above. The script in the
reboot.txt file should contain the following now:


192.168.1.1 23
WAIT \"Login\"
SEND \"admin\m\"
WAIT \"Password\"
SEND \"admin\m\"
WAIT \"->\"
SEND \"12\m\"
WAIT \"==>\"
SEND \"1\m\"
WAIT \"The system shell is being reset. Please wait...\"

Thats all there is to this tutorial. There's another way...........
 
sorry that did not reset just logged in


http://img501.imageshack.us/img501/2728/96010524uj0.jpg
insert the reboot command somewhere ?
Basically my last script was good (logged in & rebooted) but it wouldn't exit the program, The window would just stay there & i can't auto shutdown my computer with that window running 🙂
 
combining ideas from essbebe and puneet_313 .. try this192.168.1.1 23WAIT "login"SEND "admin\m"WAIT "password"SEND "admin\m"WAIT "Login Successful"SEND "12\m"WAIT "#"SEND "1\m"
 
members/puneet_313/

Scripting Note:
You can start with either WAIT or SEND commands,
but you *must* alternate them. ie: you can't use two
or more WAIT or SEND in a row.
Note:
TST will disconnect and close as soon
as its done with the last entry of the script.
If you need to, you can type in the terminal
window while the script is running.
 
members/puneet_313/
yep my commands are alternating no WAIT or SEND is in a row ..
but its just not exiting the window & i tried superprash2003's script did not work i'm afraid.
essbebe could you or someone post their script here

EDIT:It worked
i just edit my orignal script like so:

192.168.1.1 23
WAIT "login"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "password"
SEND "admin\m"
WAIT "Login Successful"
SEND "reboot\m"

i wonder why it had a WAIT # in the sticky...the only reason i could think of is i have a different version of the software
Anyways thanks all 🙂
 

oh btw it found out a shutdown.exe command that kills all processes (I'v had times when firefox ran in the memory and found my computer to be still running in the morning :/) itsmodify the shutdown scheduled task as such :C:\WINDOWS\system32\shutdown.exe -s -f-f kills all process running in the background pretty much gurantee'ing a 100% shutdown after modem reboot 🙂
 

Top