Hi,
The same example should work for performing telnet operations via command line as well. Simply replace the 'ftp -A' and 'ftp -n' command line inputs into the System Exec.vi in the nested case structure with the 'telnet' commmand. Essentially, instead of having System Exec.vi call ftp.exe, it now calls telnet.exe.
If you are having difficulty using System Exec.vi, first make sure that you can establish a telnet connection manually yourself via the command line. Because telnet is a less secure protocol, more servers are disallowing client telnet connections. Check that the host computer you are trying to establish connections with does support telnet and try manually opening a telnet connection to the host first to make sure this protocol is supported
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Also, since the telnet VIs are a little more robust, you can also try first with the telnet VIs to create your telnet connection. Once this works and you know that telnet works on the server you are trying to communicate with, then the command line 'telnet' command shouldn't be a problem.
Hope this helps!
Kileen C.
NI