Revisions to Running programs on a Cisco device

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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:37

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You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

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edited Apr 13, 2017 at 12:57

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You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

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You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here

You can automate those tasks with Cisco's EEM using ttcp and have the results emailed to you - hourly, daily, weekly, whatever. This might be easiest.

You can also spin up a linux VM on many newer Cisco boxes.

If you'd rather do it from a remote machine, Python could certainly be used or even Microsoft sendkeys class.

Python examples here.

Sendkeys example here