
- #SECURECRT OPEN SOURCE HOW TO#
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- #SECURECRT OPEN SOURCE WINDOWS#
#SECURECRT OPEN SOURCE HOW TO#
Examples show how to export session data to a file (CSV or INI/.conf format) Several examples demonstrating use of Excel to read, write or search for data.ĭemonstrates how to iterate over all saved sessions to perform an action. Different example scripts are available to import from putty, mputty, putty-cm, and super putty. Pretty self-explanatory: Imports putty configurations into SecureCRT saved sessions. Import Putty Connections to SecureCRT Saved Sessions Watch the video: Keyword Highlighting in SecureCRT - Watch the video: Importing a Keyword INI File into SecureCRT This example demonstrates an easy way to import a Keyword Highlighting INI file into SecureCRT. Import Keyword Highlighting INI File in SecureCRT Shows how to create sessions from information in a text file (.csv format by default, but you can edit to fit the format you have). Import Arbitrary Data From File to SecureCRT Sessions Examples provided for both VBScript and python. Shows how to get a reference to a tab object by supplying the tab name. VBScript example will work only in SecureCRT on Windows.
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Cross-platform Python example will work in SecureCRT on both Windows and Mac/Linux platforms. Shows how to acquire the folder/directory from which SecureCRT is loading/saving configuration settings.

A separate UI is displayed, offering options for conversion. Shows one way to convert certain characters within the windows clipboard prior to pasting to the remote or after being copied from the SecureCRT terminal window. Shows how to instruct SecureCRT to establish ad hoc connections to hosts listed one by one in the clipboard.Ĭonvert Clipboard, LF, CR, Space, and Tab
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SSH2 authentication is handled by waiting for the username and password prompts and sending the username and password, respectively.Ĭonnect to Hosts in the Clipboard (one per line) The session configuration object is used to detect if the option is enabled for handling authentication in the terminal window, and prompts the user to have this script automatically enable it if the option is not currently enabled. Prompts for host/IP, username, and password (if not hard-coded in the script variables strHost, strUser, and strPwd), and then uses the information to connect to the host using the SSH2 protocol. Connect in Tab to Host and Handle Authentication in Terminal Window Watch the video: Color Schemes and ANSI Color Palettes Command Window Automationĭemonstrates how to automate the Command Window (formerly known as the "chat window") in SecureCRT 7.2 and newer. Need to quickly adjust your colors based on existing color schemes defined in SecureCRT? Two example scripts show how you can save clicks while you enjoy rapid color scheme selection. The script can be run manually from the Script menu or by mapping a button or key combination. It is possible to modify the behavior of the script by passing arguments to the script. If you're already connected to the device using SecureCRT, the script saves your Cisco router running-config or startup-config to a local file with the press of a button. Written in Python so as to be able to run on Windows/Linux/MacOSX versions of SecureCRT. VBScript and Python Examples for SecureCRT Cisco Save Running/Startup Config to Local File

You are encouraged to provide feedback related to these examples by email, web, or a separate thread in the scripting forum.

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VanDyke Software technical support staff may post new and update existing examples as time and resources allow. This "sticky" thread is closed to feedback to prevent it from becoming difficult to read/search. The examples here merely provide you with a starting point for creating your own scripting solutions.Īlthough a script example may appear to do "exactly what you need", the scripts listed here will almost always need to be modified to meet your own specific needs. py depending on whether it's a VBScript or Python example. After saving an example script file to your system, you may need to change the extension from. This specialized thread posting contains example scripts that can be used with VanDyke Software products, focusing primarily on SecureCRT.
