Using IO Interfaces

Using LAN

Figure 2-7 Telnet 2000 Window

The Standard UNIX Telnet Command

Synopsis

telnet [host [port]]

Description

This command is used to communicate with another host using the Telnet protocol. When the command telnet is invoked with host or port arguments, a connection is opened to the host, and input is sent from the user to the host.

Options and Parameters

The command telnet operates in character- at- a- time or line- by- line mode. In line- by- line mode, typed text is echoed to the screen. When the line is completed (by pressing the Enter key), the text line is sent to host. In character- at- a- time mode, text is echoed to the screen and sent to host as it is typed. At the UNIX prompt, type man telnet to view the options and parameters available with the telnet command.

NOTE If your Telnet connection is in line- by- line mode, there is no local echo. This means you cannot see the characters you are typing until you press the Enter key. To remedy this, change your Telnet connection to character- by- character mode. Escape out of Telnet, and at the telnet> prompt, type mode char. If this does not work, consult your Telnet program's documentation.

Unix Telnet Example

To connect to the instrument with host name myInstrument and port number 5023, enter the following command on the command line: telnet myInstrument 5023.

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Agilent Technologies N5183A, N5181A/82A, E8663B Standard Unix Telnet Command Synopsis, Description, Options and Parameters

N5183A, N5183A MXG, E8663B, N5181A/82A specifications

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