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I need to access via telnet network devices (Switchs and routers) that are displayed in a list.
The idea was that by clicking on the network asset name, open Teraterm, or Putty for connection on the device.
Remembering that the program is already installed on the machine, it would be basically a shortcut to the execution.
However I tried with HTML with link and also with Javascript and I did not succeed.
I could do this some other way?
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Create a new mime type on the server. When you select the link, the server can send the information back to the client with the mime type associated with Putty, or the program you want.
A complete list of mime type can be seen here: http://www.sitepoint.com/web-foundations/mime-types-complete-list/
I think this might work.
I could do based on your answer, and now this opening Teraterm, however I had to associate a TTL file to tera, because with exe I could not. Now I’m seeing how to pass the IP address to be connected by parameter, but part of the problem is already solved.
If you put the IP address in some parameter "header" just read the parameter, if that’s what I’m getting.
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I believe I would have to set up a protocol Handler, just like the
mailtofor e-mail, or themagnetfor torrent files. But I don’t know how to do.– Vinícius Gobbo A. de Oliveira
if it was not possible by link, it would be possible by a button?
– Felipe Oliveira
Maybe if it’s a button on a Java applet, but I’ve never programmed an applet, I don’t know how big the security restrictions imposed by the sandbox are. Otherwise, on a common button or in Flash, certainly not.
– Vinícius Gobbo A. de Oliveira