The ITA scripting engine (Discript.exe) does not support CIM (and therefore does not support OMCI version 7). Although the ITA documentation fails to mention that the scripting engine is DMI only, the OMCI version user guide points out that VBscripts can be written to collect information from OMCI CIM clients, and even provides a few examples.
If you look in the BIN directory for ITA, you should find the executable "wol32.exe" - you can script this.. It's not ITA, but it does send magic packets.
I saw that file and tried to find something out about it in ITA's documentation. I should have realized it's probably a variant of wol.exe, but didn't. I'm testing wol.exe and Magic Packet. Both work fine.
macsband
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December 2nd, 2003 19:00
The ITA scripting engine (Discript.exe) does not support CIM (and therefore does not support OMCI version 7). Although the ITA documentation fails to mention that the scripting engine is DMI only, the OMCI version user guide points out that VBscripts can be written to collect information from OMCI CIM clients, and even provides a few examples.
Nervion
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December 5th, 2003 12:00
If you look in the BIN directory for ITA, you should find the executable "wol32.exe" - you can script this.. It's not ITA, but it does send magic packets.
macsband
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December 6th, 2003 15:00
Thanks for that info, Nervion!!
I saw that file and tried to find something out about it in ITA's documentation. I should have realized it's probably a variant of wol.exe, but didn't. I'm testing wol.exe and Magic Packet. Both work fine.
Again, thanks for your response!!