Wed Jun 06, 2018 4:08 am
I do bulk (mas) customer configurations and upgrades all of the time. If you know basic UNIX or Linux, then you know it has the ability to do a telnet or ssh. What you need to do is add the "expect" package. Then some simple sh programming - a simple .txt file of client IP address to work with (for I in cat file do). The second file is your expect/shell script that does the telnet/ssh to each client, then performs your commands. You can also redirect a copy of what your expect/shell script is doing to a 3rd file (tee) , then you can examine your tee file after everything has finished.
If you know some Linux and can make a sh program echo "Hello" to the screen, then you are 99% ready to make an expect shell script to do your mas updates/configurations.
North Idaho Tom Jones