I hope you don't mind, but I put your questions back on the list as you're 
probably not the only one with them...  :-)

scott



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There is something I don't understand. 

1.is that perl script run on a stand alone unix
server?
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Yes, all you need is PERL running on a UNIX box.




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2. why does the script run two command 
  
   copy running-config  16w.cnf

   sh configure > 16.scr

   what's the difference between  content of 16w.cnf
and 16.scr? 
 
   could we just use “copy running-config 16w.cnf" ?
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.scr is a test file that can be looked at on the UNIX box and the permissions 
can be used to control who looks at it.  The .cnf file is a binary file to be 
used in case the ERX needs rebooting.  It takes too long for the ERX to be 
reconfigured from the text file.




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3. how did you restrict operation abilities of ERX1440
account ? 

 I mean,  if someone get login password and enable
password, he could do anything he want. So, on
ERX1440, the  account should be restricted to ONLY to
fecth configuration or show interface status.
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The passwords are encrypted:

 password 5 1k8ObM~O#Y.c.G!8_EH&

enable password level 10 7 [EMAIL PROTECTED]<qF|P!R=Pg4n



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