Within the CLI subshell, the TELNET command allows the administrator to view information regarding the currently active Telnet session (Figure 3–56).

Figure 3–56Telnet Session Information

TELNET KILL=m lets the system administrator terminate the remote Telnet session (Figure 3–57).The KILL parameter may also be specified with TELNET KILL=m, where m indicates the number of minutes that will be allowed to elapse before the remote Telnet session is terminated. The valid range is <0..15> minutes. Default is 1 minute. An administrative login is required before the command is processed.

[Remote TELNET session ON] Local SUBshell 15000 [1]: telnet kill=1

-- WARNING --

Any CLI command that may be in progress on the remote Telnet site will need to be completed locally after the remote session has been terminated.

Enter the administrative (or higher) login name: admin

Enter the appropriate password: ********

-- Please wait for the remote TELNET session to be terminated. --

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Telnet Session termination.

Figure 3–57Terminating a Telnet Session

The remote user is given a warning that the administrator has killed his session, and indicates to him the amount of time (if any) that he has remaining (Figure 3–58).An m value of 0 (zero) is an immediate KILL. The remote user will be notified, but most likely will be unable to read the entire warning message before the session ends.

15000 [1]:

-- The System Administrator will terminate this TELNET Session in 1 minute --

-- The System Administrator will terminate this TELNET Session in 30 seconds -- Connection closed by foreign host.

Figure 3–58Telnet Session Being Terminated

NOTE : If a user is in the middle of running a CLI command at a remote Telnet site when the administrative KILL is issued, the command will continue on the CLI console.

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