go to post Sergi Vaque · Feb 14, 2022 If you don't want to deal with Telnet_Service, you could launch the cache terminal as: Cterm.exe /console=cn_ap:<instanceName> <yourScript.scr> <username> <password> or Iristerm.exe /console=cn_ap:<instanceName> <yourScript.scr> <username> <password>
go to post Sergi Vaque · Feb 9, 2022 At the moment I've solved it using console=cn_ap... instead of console=cn_iptcp.. So the code is sth like: if exist "..\Cterm.exe" ( ..\Cterm.exe /console=cn_ap:[InstanceName] .\asd.scr ) when I was using.. if exist "..\Cterm.exe" ( ..\Cterm.exe /console=cn_ap:127.0.0.1[23] .\asd.scr )
go to post Sergi Vaque · Feb 4, 2022 Hi Vic, thanks for you previuos answer! I need to open a cache terminal from a .bat or executable file, but when %Service_Telnet is disabled it is not possible. I am triying to avoid the manual step of openning a manager portal and looking forward finding to another option as do it from cmd.
