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@hemh, the error message means the 'user' prompt `/^()$/` was not matched in the output coming from the switch. You can try to run the snapshot in debug mode (see...

@hemh, you need to customize the `snmpAutoDiscover` function with the sysObjectId and sysDesc values which identify any HPE device compatible with your driver.

In both cases, the logs indicate a timeout after the passed command. In most cases: * There is a paging system on the device (e.g. the device displays `--More--` and...

When using SSH, the username and login are not exposed to the script (authentication is handled directly at the SSH level), so you don't have to adjust username and password...

Is this Telnet or SSH snapshot attempt?

I can't see an exact correlation between the trace and the version of the driver you provided. Are you sure they match? I thought Telnet was OK. I shall try...

@hemh, I have no experience with HPE switches, I have no idea whether the virtual edition version would look to which of the versions you use, so I'm not willing...

SNMP autodiscovery is pretty simple. Your script's `snmpAutoDiscover` function will get sysObjectID and sysDesc values, it must return `true` or `false` whether it supports the device or not. What is...

> Name/OID: sysObjectID.0; Value (OID): .1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.3.7.11.88 > Name/OID: sysDescr.0; Value (OctetString): ProCurve J9279A Switch 2510G-24, revision Y.11.41, ROM N.10.02 (/sw/code/build/cod) 1.3.6.1.4.1.11.2.3.7.11.88 points to a specific model, hpSwitchJ9279A > function snmpAutoDiscover(sysObjectID,...

Hi, can you send the output of `ssh -vvv` when connecting to the device?