Managing Your Access Server As a Telnet Listener Node

Managing Your Access Server As a Telnet Listener Node

Introduction

This section contains the procedures to display and remove Telnet listeners.

Displaying Telnet Listeners

The 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

 

Listener TCP-port:

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 Characteristics

The 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

Local>

 

 

 

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