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Powershell as telnet client.
I used the command : telnet 192.168.133.131 30005
the entire output of the "sh run " command is not shown.
Ok, you're using PowerShell only to start the normal telnet.exe file. Because of that, it jumps out of the session and displays it in telnet.exe and not in PowerShell itself.
I suggest using SSH instead of telnet, there's a module on GitHub that could help.
https://github.com/Nevets82/Posh-Cisco
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If one of the posts was helpful in other ways, please consider giving it a Like.Also looks like Cisco itself publishes a few official modules that may be worth exploring for this specific scenario.
Cheers,
Lain
LainRobertson That seems to be for their Cisco UCS server line. Is it for servers CharafGue or Cisco switches/routers?
