chloe K wrote:
> Hi
>  
> Any program to connect to router to check status
>  
> I would like to output eg: sh int to file
>  
> Thank you
> 
You could use wget to get the router status page. From there, you
can process it any way you want.

You could also take a look at ddclient. It is a Perl script that
watches for changes in the IP address, and updates a DynamicDNS
site. It has the advantage of handling user/password if necessary
for router access.

With some routers, you also have the option of having them send you
the log entries. This may be by e-mail, or by sending them to
syslogd. But this will require more setup.

Mikkel
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