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Craig_T_232390's avatar
Craig_T_232390
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Nov 03, 2015

Using Plink to run multiple commands

I have a fairly complex script which is trying to consolidate data into a text file using the following command:   c:\tools\plink.exe -batch ltmops@%IP% -pw ******* -m a.txt >tempA.txt   a port...
application delivery
LTM
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arpydays
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Nov 03, 2015

When run from bash you can suppress the prompt with -q and run multiple commands with -c. Shown below with and without -q. Sounds like you just need to connect to bash prompt and run tmsh -q "show ltm virtual" and pull out what you need.

cheers

  tmsh -c "show sys clock; show sys connection"
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Sys::Clock
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Wed Nov 04 09:41:18 NZDT 2015


Really display all connections? (y/n)


  tmsh -q -c "show sys clock; show sys connection"
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Sys::Clock
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Wed Nov 04 09:41:33 NZDT 2015

Sys::Connections
10.10.10.19:49332    10.11.11.11:8080    10.12.12.12:49332   10.13.13.13:8080    tcp   307   (slot/tmm: 1/1)  none