From: David Ankers (d.ankers@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Tue Feb 13 2001 - 15:55:36 GMT-3
Just to prove there is always alternatives, you can run TCL on a router but
you would need to be running Linux on the router which I guess isn't what you
want to do. Long answer yes (kinda), short answer no. Its bad enough learnin
the IOS without having to learn TCL for the exam :-)
Sad thing is I have a Cisco here running Linux and a Linux box running NAT....
On Tuesday 13 February 2001 15:38, Mark Stover wrote:
> I believe it's mainly for running IVR scripts on VoIP Access Gateways for
> creating voice applications that accept things like account info for
> billing purposes.
>
> Mark
>
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> hi group,
> Does anyone know/ have infos on the tclsh on the cisco router?
> it says for cisco internal use only?
> on lucent products you can write perl /tcl scripts. they have the
> interpreter in there i think. I wonder if you can do the same with cisco
> routers?
> I am interested in knowing whether the router has a tcl interpreter built
> in? it says so on the router...when you type tclsh it will bring you to a
> shell...I wonder if anyone has any information on how to work with it or
> what can it do...etc.
> Thanks.
>
> Regards,
>
> NI
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