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Hi , <br />
i need to check and verify dial backup connection on 600 routers<br />
the commands i use are<br />
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sh ip int brief<br />
then i see the Lo0 ip lets say 1.1.1.1<br />
then <br />
at<br />
atdt &lt;&nbsp;our noc number &gt;<br />
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is there a way to script it ?
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Hi , 
i need to check and verify dial backup connection on 600 routers
the commands i use are

sh ip int brief
then i see the Lo0 ip lets say 1.1.1.1
then 
at
atdt < our noc number >

is there a way to script it ?

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