Try this:
Install Pearl on a Windows PC and run the following script. Add as many sites you wish and then run a Schedule task to perform as many times during the day. You may also need a script to kill the telnet sessions and to produce the text files, a killtelnet script is also included at the end.
#!/bin/perl
$root = "c:\\captura_xeno\\";
$new_root = "C:\\WINDOWS\\repair\\xeno\\";
$ip = "10.0.117.10";
while (1)
{
system("mkdir $root");
system("mkdir $new_root");
($second, $minute, $hour, $day_month, $month, $year_offset, $day_week, $day_year, $daylight_savings) = localtime();
$year = 1900 + $year_offset;
$month++;
$folder = $root . "XENO__" . "$day_month"."_"."$month"."_"."$year";
system("mkdir $folder");
$path = $folder . "\\" . "XENO__" . "$hour"."_"."$minute"."_"."$second".".txt";
system("telnet -f $path $ip 1752");
$new_folder = $new_root . "HATK_" . "$day_month"."_"."$month"."_"."$year";
system("mkdir $new_folder");
system("copy $path $new_folder");
}
KILL TELNET SCRIPT:
#!/bin/perl
system("taskkill /F /IM telnet.exe");
exit 0;
What I've done some times is to create .bat files and run those as Schedule Tasks, make sure you include the
mode 120,5 command so you can capture the whole smdr record on one line.
Let me know if something's still unclear, I will clarify and may also attach the files you need.
This is a very cheap way to capture smdrs but it works, and it works well.
You can centralize the capture of smdrs, or also if the budget allows, have a PC at each site and then sincronize them to a central one.
I hope this helps, let me know, Regards,
Daniel
