HP 800 User Manual page 359

Expect Script Variables: Variables referenced with the syntax
${VARIABLE_NAME} will be substituted with the value of the variable at
execution time.
The following variables may be referenced anywhere:
■ USERNAME – The username used to log in to the device
PASSWORD – The password used to log in to the device
■
■ ENABLE_USERNAME – The username used to enter enable mode
ENABLE_PASSWORD – The password used to enter enable mode
■
■ IS_TELNET – Set to "true" for a telnet connection (otherwise unset)
■ IS_SSH – Set to "true" for an SSH connection (otherwise unset)
The following variables may be referenced from re-authentication script:
PORT – The endpoint's port
■
■ PORT_ID – The endpoint's port ID, usually the same as PORT
■ MAC – The MAC address of the endpoint in colon/hex format
(hh:hh:hh:hh:hh:hh)
■ MAC_DOTTED_DECIMAL – The MAC address of the endpoint in dotted
decimal format (ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd)
■ MAC_DOTTED_HEX – The MAC address of the endpoint in dotted hex
format (hhhh.hhhh.hhhh)
IP_ADDRESS – The IP address of the endpoint in dotted decimal
■
format
■ IS_MAC_AUTH – Set to "true" if the username from the switch is a
MAC address (otherwise unset)
IS_DOT1X – Set to "true" if the username from the switch is not a
■
MAC address (otherwise unset)
Escape Sequences: Special characters can be included by escaping them as
"\XXX" where XXX is an octal value representing an ASCII character, or as
"\uXXXX" where XXXX is a hexadecimal value representing a unicode char-
acter.
Comments: Lines that start with the # character are ignored.
Examples: Initialization script:
expect Enter Ctrl-Y to begin.
802.1X Quarantine Method
Setting up the 802.1X Components
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