Hi,
I am an intern and I am tasked with writing a batch file to get information from a router's config file then store it in a database on a server. I do not have any idea of how to do this and so far have found nothing which sheds any light.
Can someone please tell me if this is possible and point me in the right direction.
Thanks in advance
15  6718  pbmods 5,821
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Heya, justintaitt. Welcome to TSDN!
I'm going to go ahead and move this to the Windows forum, where you'll receive more relevant exposure.
epots9 1,351
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it might have to done manually cuz when i tried backuping up my router's (linksys) config, its stores it in a CFG format which is no problem....but it encrypts so when u open it its all garbage.
but every router could be different, so see what happens when u backup.
i'm thinking the only way is to change the firmware but i doubt the company who made your router would give u the source to modify.
good luck
Hi
Doing it manually is not an option since that was what sparked the problem in the beginning. However now I am looking at some other alternatives.
Thanks
pbmods 5,821
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Heya, justintaitt.
What is the router's brand/model?
I am not sure. I was just given an overview and told to check it out. I'll find out and get to you all though.
So far I was thinking about using winscp to copy the config file to the local pc then work from there.
Hi everyone,
It is a Cisco router.
epots9 1,351
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Hi everyone,
It is a Cisco router.
if u save a backup of the config on to your, can u view it or is it encrypted?
Hi,
I am not sure if it is encrypted or not. As I said before I have not yet been given the project officially so I do not have much info.
Could you still give me your suggestion anyway?
Thanks
pbmods 5,821
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Heya, justintaitt.
Where is the file located?
Can you FTP into that computer/server? Can you SSH?
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