Managing Your Access Server As a Telnet Listener Node
Managing Your Access Server As a Telnet Listener NodeIntroduction
This section contains the procedures to display and remove Telnet listeners.
Displaying Telnet ListenersThe SHOW/LIST/MONITOR TELNET LISTENER command displays the Telnet listener characteristics. The ALL characteristic displays all the Telnet listeners. You can specify a specific Telnet listener by its TCP port number.
Example: SHOW TELNET LISTENER Display
The following example shows how to display the Telnet listener characteristics on TCP port 2010:
Local> SHOW TELNET LISTENER 2010 |
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Listener | 2010 |
Identification: | Printer |
Ports: | 6,8 |
Connections: | Enabled |
The first line displays the TCP port number; the second line displays the identification string; the third line displays the listener’s access server port numbers; the last line displays whether connections to the listener are enabled or disabled.
Displaying Telnet Server CharacteristicsThe SHOW/LIST/MONITOR PORT TELNET SERVER CHARACTERISTICS command displays the Telnet server characteristics.
Example: SHOW PORT TELNET SERVER CHARACTERISTICS Display
The following example shows how to display the Telnet server characteristics on port 12:
Local> SHOW PORT 12 SESSIONS 1 CHARACTERISTICS
Xmit Char Size: | 8 | Newline From Term: | <CRLF> |
Rcv Char Size: | 8 | Newline From Host: | <CRLF> |
IP: | None | Newline To Term: | <CRLF> |
AYT: | None | Newline To Host: | <CR> |
AO: | None | EC: | NONE |
EOR: | None | EL: | NONE |
NOP: | None | BRK: | None |
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Configuring and Managing Telnet Servers