get-telnet command not found under powershell
hello experts
while i am trying to using get-telnet command via powershell, but looks like there is not such command by default, does it necessary to import some module like activedirectory or other steps to make it out?
thank you
while i am trying to using get-telnet command via powershell, but looks like there is not such command by default, does it necessary to import some module like activedirectory or other steps to make it out?
thank you
The get-telnet appears to be some custom script from somewhere.
Not Microsoft. Not Linux. Not OSX.
You'll have to locate this script somewhere + make a local copy + get it working locally for your specific runtime environment.
Not Microsoft. Not Linux. Not OSX.
You'll have to locate this script somewhere + make a local copy + get it working locally for your specific runtime environment.
ASKER
hello
actually i just need a powershell script,put into windows schedule task, so that it could telnet network device such as wireless AP, to change WIFI network password daily, is there any other easy way to do this? for i am new for powershell script and need more detail help.
thank you
actually i just need a powershell script,put into windows schedule task, so that it could telnet network device such as wireless AP, to change WIFI network password daily, is there any other easy way to do this? for i am new for powershell script and need more detail help.
thank you
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thanks, your post really helpful and i have done build my script base on the example.
There could be many Get-Telnet functions or scripts written by people on the internet, but this is the first one I found in a search - https://community.spiceworks.com/scripts/show/1887-get-telnet-telnet-to-a-device-and-issue-commands
In the posted script, the Get-Telnet function is defined, and you would have to run that code to create the function. Then you could call it like in the examples at the end.