The characters in the table cannot be defined as remote interrupt characters, because they have special terminal functions. Using one of these characters may cause communication problems with the remote node.
Do not define intr_char to be the same as the TELNET escape character. The TELNET escape character default is
CONTROL 
] and can be redefined by the ESCAPE command.
MODE
Changes the data transmission to either by line or by character.
MO[DE] | L[INE] | |
C[HARACTER] | ||
| ||
L[INE] | Sends data a line at a time from the local terminal to the remote | |
| node. In RTEA, each line of data ends with a carriage return. | |
C[HARACTER] | Sends data a character at a time from the local terminal to the | |
| remote node. Each character is sent without waiting for an | |
| endoflinecharacter. |
OPEN
Establishes a connection to a remote host.
OP[EN] host |
|
host | The name of the remote node to which you want to log on. The |
| syntax of the host name is node[.domain[.organization]], |
| which is further described in the NSARPA/1000 User/Programmer |
| Reference Manual. |
| If host is not specified, TELNET connects you to your local |
| node. |
QUIT
Closes the remote connection, logs off the remote session, and terminates TELNET. Same as EXIT.
QUIT
RUN
Runs a program at the local node.
RU[N] program
program | The name of a program on the local system. |
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