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7 RASExpress Script Language
CommPlete Communications Server 153
Compiling a Script File
The process of compiling converts the source code into an executable file, which is
also to say that there are now two versions of your script file. One version (with the
.SCR extension) is the source code, which can be altered by you in any text editor.
The other version is the script file’s executable form (with a .COD extension), which
cannot be directly modified by you.
To compile a script file from the DOS prompt, copy the source file to the directory
where RASExpress is installed (typically C:\RAS550), and run the SCRIPT.EXE
utility. The syntax is SCRIPT file_name <CR>. The compiled file must remain in the
RASExpress directory.
Script Error Handling
When a script file is compiled, any errors that may occur are recorded in an error file
to assist you in debugging the source code. The name of the error file is
file_name.OUT. For example, if you compile MTS_HOST.SCR and RASExpress
encounters errors in your script, those errors are flagged in MTS_HOST.OUT.
Running a Script File
A RASExpress script file can be run only on a LAN-to-LAN dialing port. To run the
script file automatically, access the RASExpress configuration program using a ter-
minal, Telnet, Web, or DOS interface, select Communication Setup from the main
menu, select Line Information, and type the name of the compiled script file in the
Script File Name field. In all cases, type the file name without the .COD extension.
- RASExpress 1
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 5
- 4 Browser Management 6
- Appendix E Error Messages 10
- 1 Introduction 11
- Introduction 12
- Typographic Conventions 13
- Communications 14
- Dial-Out Operation 15
- IP Addressing 17
- IP Addresses 17
- Address Mask 17
- Default Route Configuration 18
- Specifications 19
- Client Requirements 20
- 2 Quick Start 21
- RASExpress Quick Start 22
- 3 Terminal and Telnet 25
- Management 25
- How to Access RASExpress 26
- Quick Configuration of Server 27
- [ 1] Address :000.000.000.000 29
- [ 2] Mask :000.000.000.000 29
- [ 3] Metric :0 29
- [ 4] Gateway :000.000.000.000 29
- [ESC] to go to previous menu 29
- Dial Out 30
- Configuration of Server 31
- IP Remote Access 33
- IPX Remote Access 35
- Point-to-Point Protocol 36
- NTER. To create a new 49
- Edit Permissions 52
- Board Information 56
- ISDN Primary Rate Interface 57
- Management of Server 61
- OUT OF SERVICE ap 65
- INITIALIZING 65
- Statistics 66
- Display IP Statistics 67
- Display IPX Statistics 69
- Display PPP Statistics 70
- Display Port Statistics 71
- Display Line Usage Statistics 72
- Main Page 78
- Configuration of Server Menu 80
- Server Configuration 81
- User Configuration 83
- User Information Form 84
- Administrator Configuration 88
- MAC Layer Bridging 100
- Virtual Port Setup 101
- Physical Port Setup 103
- SNTP Setup 105
- Pacific Standard (PST) -08:00 106
- Eastern Standard (EST) -05:00 106
- Central Standard (CST) -06:00 106
- SNMP Setup 107
- SMTP Setup 108
- Applications 110
- Security 111
- ISI Setup 113
- Add a Card 114
- Delete a Card 114
- Modify Card Settings 114
- Edit Line Information 115
- ISDN PRI Setup 116
- Modem Setup 117
- OSPF Setup 119
- OSPF Area Settings 120
- OSPF Area Configuration 121
- OSPF Interface Settings 123
- Management of Server Menu 125
- Server Information 126
- User Information 127
- Serial Line Control 127
- Reboot Server 128
- General Statistics 129
- Router & PPP Statistics 130
- Modem Connect String Table 132
- Statistics Summary 133
- IPX Route Table 133
- IPX SAP Table 134
- ARP Statistics 134
- TCP/UDP Statistics 135
- IP Route Table 135
- Port Statistics 136
- Display EIA Signals 137
- Display Port Addresses 138
- Inbound Users 138
- Reset SBC Processors 139
- Line Utilization 139
- Call History 140
- TCP Connection Table 141
- RASExpress User Guide 142
- 5 Remote Node 143
- Client Software 143
- Windows Dial-Up Networking 144
- Windows 95/98 144
- Windows NT 4.0 145
- 6 MCSIWSN and WinMCSI 147
- Redirectors 147
- The MCSIWSN Redirector 148
- Initializing, please wait 149
- MCSI Program is resident 149
- Enter your user name: 149
- Enter your password: 149
- Login Completed 149
- COMS14 -L [Server Name] 152
- ServerName 152
- COMS14 -D COMn 153
- COMS14 -M 153
- The WinMCSI Redirector 154
- Checking Connectivity 158
- Commands 160
- Arguments 161
- Variables 161
- Operator Precedence 162
- Compiling a Script File 163
- Script Error Handling 163
- Running a Script File 163
- Script Command Summary 165
- Arithmetic Conversion 166
- File/Directory Manipulation 166
- String Manipulation 169
- Miscellaneous 170
- RASExpress Script Commands 171
- Appendixes 193
- Reinstalling RASExpress 194
- SC to continue 196
- Main Menu 197
- Server Setup 198
- SC when finished 199
- Administrator Setup 200
- PPP Configuration 203
- Multilink PPP 206
- SNTP Client 208
- A.M. on the first 209
- SNMP Agent 210
- Virtual Port Information 211
- Physical Port Information 213
- SMTP Client 214
- OSPF Configuration 217
- NTER. To add a 218
- User Setup 220
- Access List 222
- Communication Setup 224
- Line Information 225
- NTER. When the List of 226
- NTER. The Modem 228
- RASExpress Server 229
- Function Keys 230
- Options Menu 230
- User Information Window 231
- All lines already 233
- Shutdown Server 236
- Display Statistics 236
- SC to return to the 237
- Inbound User List 238
- General Setup 240
- Menu Color Setup 241
- Form Color Setup 242
- Directory Color Setup 243
- Before You Start 244
- How to Upgrade RASExpress 244
- Initiating the New Port Names 245
- Appendix C Telnet Commands 246
- Application Commands 247
- IP Commands 248
- IPX Commands 249
- Multilink PPP Commands 249
- MAC Layer Commands 250
- Telnet Commands 250
- SNTP Commands 251
- SNMP Commands 252
- Security Commands 252
- PPP Commands 253
- ISI Commands 256
- ISDN Commands 257
- Virtual Port Commands 258
- Physical Port Commands 259
- SMTP Commands 259
- Statistics Commands 261
- Server Commands 263
- Line Commands 263
- User Commands 264
- Administrator Commands 265
- Modem Commands 265
- OSPF Commands 267
- Miscellaneous Commands 269
- Variable Definitions 270
- Patterns 272
- Definitions 273
- Examples 274
- RASCON Error Messages 278
- 82065605 292
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