CMD Fileless equivalent of < redirection
I have a batch that wraps AnyConnect Mobility Client CLI (vpncli.exe) and asks username and password to later handle them to vpncli.
Simplified code:
set /p user_id=Username:
set /p pwd=Password:
echo %user_id%> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
echo %pwd%>> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
set install_dir="C:Program Files (x86)CiscoCisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client"
%install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s < c:tempconfigvpn.txt
net use h: \fileserversharename /user:domain%user_id% %pwd%
The last line it's why we do it this way: to not prompt user password twice (first for connecting VPN and second to map network drive)
For security reasons I'm improving the script to not write password to disk. I need a fileless equivalent of this "< c:tempconfigvpn.txt"
I tried :
(
@echo %user_id%
@echo %pwd%
) | %install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s
Not success so far. The output is this loop:
>> Please enter your username and password.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
(repeats indefinitely)
Is there a way to do this?
windows command-line batch-file cmd.exe cisco-anyconnect
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
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I have a batch that wraps AnyConnect Mobility Client CLI (vpncli.exe) and asks username and password to later handle them to vpncli.
Simplified code:
set /p user_id=Username:
set /p pwd=Password:
echo %user_id%> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
echo %pwd%>> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
set install_dir="C:Program Files (x86)CiscoCisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client"
%install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s < c:tempconfigvpn.txt
net use h: \fileserversharename /user:domain%user_id% %pwd%
The last line it's why we do it this way: to not prompt user password twice (first for connecting VPN and second to map network drive)
For security reasons I'm improving the script to not write password to disk. I need a fileless equivalent of this "< c:tempconfigvpn.txt"
I tried :
(
@echo %user_id%
@echo %pwd%
) | %install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s
Not success so far. The output is this loop:
>> Please enter your username and password.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
(repeats indefinitely)
Is there a way to do this?
windows command-line batch-file cmd.exe cisco-anyconnect
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
It seems vpncli.exe supports giving the username and password as parameters. See docstore.mik.ua/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/3_6/…
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:38
so:vpncli connect myvpn.mydomain.tld user MyUser pwd MyPass
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:39
Actually no. This is old documentation of legacy VPN Client. I tried myself but current vpncli (referring anyconnect 4.6) throws an error using this syntax. Thanks anyway
– Filipe
Dec 11 at 17:47
Question was asked and answered on StackOverFlow
– Squashman
Dec 12 at 4:29
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I have a batch that wraps AnyConnect Mobility Client CLI (vpncli.exe) and asks username and password to later handle them to vpncli.
Simplified code:
set /p user_id=Username:
set /p pwd=Password:
echo %user_id%> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
echo %pwd%>> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
set install_dir="C:Program Files (x86)CiscoCisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client"
%install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s < c:tempconfigvpn.txt
net use h: \fileserversharename /user:domain%user_id% %pwd%
The last line it's why we do it this way: to not prompt user password twice (first for connecting VPN and second to map network drive)
For security reasons I'm improving the script to not write password to disk. I need a fileless equivalent of this "< c:tempconfigvpn.txt"
I tried :
(
@echo %user_id%
@echo %pwd%
) | %install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s
Not success so far. The output is this loop:
>> Please enter your username and password.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
(repeats indefinitely)
Is there a way to do this?
windows command-line batch-file cmd.exe cisco-anyconnect
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
I have a batch that wraps AnyConnect Mobility Client CLI (vpncli.exe) and asks username and password to later handle them to vpncli.
Simplified code:
set /p user_id=Username:
set /p pwd=Password:
echo %user_id%> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
echo %pwd%>> c:tempconfigvpn.txt
set install_dir="C:Program Files (x86)CiscoCisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client"
%install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s < c:tempconfigvpn.txt
net use h: \fileserversharename /user:domain%user_id% %pwd%
The last line it's why we do it this way: to not prompt user password twice (first for connecting VPN and second to map network drive)
For security reasons I'm improving the script to not write password to disk. I need a fileless equivalent of this "< c:tempconfigvpn.txt"
I tried :
(
@echo %user_id%
@echo %pwd%
) | %install_dir%vpncli.exe connect myvpn.mydomain.TLD -s
Not success so far. The output is this loop:
>> Please enter your username and password.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
Group: VPN-TESTGROUP
Username: [myUsername] Password:
>> Login failed.
(repeats indefinitely)
Is there a way to do this?
windows command-line batch-file cmd.exe cisco-anyconnect
windows command-line batch-file cmd.exe cisco-anyconnect
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
asked Dec 11 at 14:11
Filipe
312
312
It seems vpncli.exe supports giving the username and password as parameters. See docstore.mik.ua/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/3_6/…
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:38
so:vpncli connect myvpn.mydomain.tld user MyUser pwd MyPass
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:39
Actually no. This is old documentation of legacy VPN Client. I tried myself but current vpncli (referring anyconnect 4.6) throws an error using this syntax. Thanks anyway
– Filipe
Dec 11 at 17:47
Question was asked and answered on StackOverFlow
– Squashman
Dec 12 at 4:29
add a comment |
It seems vpncli.exe supports giving the username and password as parameters. See docstore.mik.ua/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/3_6/…
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:38
so:vpncli connect myvpn.mydomain.tld user MyUser pwd MyPass
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:39
Actually no. This is old documentation of legacy VPN Client. I tried myself but current vpncli (referring anyconnect 4.6) throws an error using this syntax. Thanks anyway
– Filipe
Dec 11 at 17:47
Question was asked and answered on StackOverFlow
– Squashman
Dec 12 at 4:29
It seems vpncli.exe supports giving the username and password as parameters. See docstore.mik.ua/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/3_6/…
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:38
It seems vpncli.exe supports giving the username and password as parameters. See docstore.mik.ua/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/3_6/…
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:38
so:
vpncli connect myvpn.mydomain.tld user MyUser pwd MyPass– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:39
so:
vpncli connect myvpn.mydomain.tld user MyUser pwd MyPass– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:39
Actually no. This is old documentation of legacy VPN Client. I tried myself but current vpncli (referring anyconnect 4.6) throws an error using this syntax. Thanks anyway
– Filipe
Dec 11 at 17:47
Actually no. This is old documentation of legacy VPN Client. I tried myself but current vpncli (referring anyconnect 4.6) throws an error using this syntax. Thanks anyway
– Filipe
Dec 11 at 17:47
Question was asked and answered on StackOverFlow
– Squashman
Dec 12 at 4:29
Question was asked and answered on StackOverFlow
– Squashman
Dec 12 at 4:29
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It seems vpncli.exe supports giving the username and password as parameters. See docstore.mik.ua/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/vpn/client/3_6/…
– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:38
so:
vpncli connect myvpn.mydomain.tld user MyUser pwd MyPass– LPChip
Dec 11 at 15:39
Actually no. This is old documentation of legacy VPN Client. I tried myself but current vpncli (referring anyconnect 4.6) throws an error using this syntax. Thanks anyway
– Filipe
Dec 11 at 17:47
Question was asked and answered on StackOverFlow
– Squashman
Dec 12 at 4:29