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ENABLE TELNET SERVER
Syntax ENABLE TELNET SERVER
Description This command enables the Telnet server to be accessed remotely. The Telnet server is enabled by default.
SHOW TELNET
Syntax SHOW TELNET
Description This command displays information about the current Telnet settings.
Figure 10: Example output from the SHOW TTY command.
TELNET Module Configuration |
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Telnet Server | Enabled |
Telnet Server Listen Port | 23 |
Telnet Terminal Type | UNKNOWN |
Telnet Insert Nulls | Off |
Table 11: Parameters displayed in the output of the SHOW TELNET command.
Parameter | Meaning |
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Telnet Server | The status of the Telnet Server, either “Enabled” or |
| “Disabled”. |
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Telnet Server Listen Port | The TCP port number that the Telnet server is listening on. |
| Can be any number from 1 to 65535 that is not already in |
| use. |
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Telnet Terminal Type | The terminal type identification string that is passed to a |
| remote Telnet server upon connection. The default is |
| “UNKNOWN”. |
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Telnet Insert Nulls | Determines if a NULL character should be inserted after |
| each CR that is sent, either “On” or “Off”. |
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Installation
There are no issues upgrading from Software Releases 2.2.x to Software Release 2.3.1.
Software Release 2.2.1 added a new parameter, LOGIN, to the ADD USER and
SET USER commands:
ADD
OFFYESNO}
SET
[other-options...]
SET USER LOGIN={TRUEFALSEONOFFYESNO}
Software Release 2.3.1
