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Rex Winn
I've Googled until my eyes hurt looking for a way to issue Telnet
commands from C# and cannot find anything but $300 libraries
that encapsulate it for you. I don't want to be able to create a
Telnet client. I just need to send a telnet request to a local IP
address on a LAN issue a "c" then a "b" and stream back the
text for internal use. The "c" changes sub-menus and the "b" is
a switch to dump the status of a firewall. I need to issue the
"b" every second and capture that stream of text that would
go to a telnet client and use it internally. Is there a way that
C# can do this programmatically? System.Diagnostices.Process
is not the solution that I am aware of. Maybe there's a switch
for it to hide the telnet window and wrap it but I couldn't find
anything to support that.
- Rex
commands from C# and cannot find anything but $300 libraries
that encapsulate it for you. I don't want to be able to create a
Telnet client. I just need to send a telnet request to a local IP
address on a LAN issue a "c" then a "b" and stream back the
text for internal use. The "c" changes sub-menus and the "b" is
a switch to dump the status of a firewall. I need to issue the
"b" every second and capture that stream of text that would
go to a telnet client and use it internally. Is there a way that
C# can do this programmatically? System.Diagnostices.Process
is not the solution that I am aware of. Maybe there's a switch
for it to hide the telnet window and wrap it but I couldn't find
anything to support that.
- Rex