As well, if I put two commands in a script, and run script from telnet, will it run to the end even if the CLI disconnects?
If you go script, you can create an .rsc file and import it through the scheduler. Try it on a lab router 1st for correct syntax and expected results though
To be perfectly honest, if your entry point is totaly unrelated to bridge1 and ether2-master and NOT in their path, I don't see why you should get kicked out. And if you've set SAFE MODE, then you are covered. Don't forget to remove it after
As you try whatever you'll try tonight, run a "ping -t" to see what's happening. When the ping comes back, it'll put your mind at rest.
BTW, a piece of advice that many people give on this forum is to use GNS3 with the CHR images. If you should break something, better in a virtual LAN than the real one. AND you'll know what to expect. I honestly couldn't live without it anymore.
Regards,