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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
management
TMSH
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Craig_T_232390
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Thanks, but I believe it would be like twisting teeth to get any changes to the account implemented. So, if I'm getting this correctly, there is no way to suppress the prompt with this type of access?

 

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LoyalSoldier
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Aug 02, 2023

If you only have access to tmsh you can run bash commands from that as well, assuming the account is allowed bash access. To do so:

run /util bash -c 'tmsh -q -c "show sys clock; show sys connection"'

Note this ends with a double, then single, quote.