Roboticus

You may be referring to the print "connected" message, in which case you're not telling it to go to a log file, like you are for the failures.

Indeed i am referring that, more preciously I need to record this as below like a success message, because telnet gives this why the script cann't get this ?

dds_pc: _ms=nodecc.dom.org.localþ_si=Process controllerþ_mid=9016þ_sev +=0þ_dt=2010/07/29þ_tm=01:12:02þ_pkg=þ

but instead the only reply i am getting is ("The server returned: 1") ,

The server returned: 1

The server returned: 1

The server returned: 1

Bad connection - Unable to connect to IP 3.xx.yy.zz at -------------------

Bad connection - Unable to connect to IP 3.xxx.yyy.zz at -------------------

Bad connection - Unable to connect to IP 3.xxx.yyy.y at --------------------

In reply to Re^6: Telnet list of IP and get information stored to a file by sanju7
in thread Telnet list of IP and get information stored to a file by sanju7

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