Excel and Telnet

exceldxb

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I'm using MS Excel 2003,Window 2000, and I have an excel sheet with employee names & there PBX extentions & Phone numbers.
In the other hand, I have a PBX system which work fine with telnet commands.
So, i was wondering if there is a away to set telnet command within excel sheet and programme it throught VBA or macro to send and excute telnet command diretcly without the need of opening a seperate CMD window and pinging the PBX IP by telnet.
Its a an excel sheet for employees duty shift.

best regrads,
exceldxb
 

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