
The User Interface
Telnet Session Management Characters
Telnet session management characters provide command line editing and process management during a Telnet session. Table
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TELNET ABORT | Stops a program from sending output to the terminal without |
| terminating the program itself. |
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TELNET ATTENTION | Returns the session to the local operating system command prompt. |
| If you press the Telnet Attention key during a Telnet session at a |
| Model 3395/3395A Terminal Server, the remote terminal server port |
| passes the break request to the host or device where it is connected. |
| (This also happens in any session if you press the <Break> key when |
| the PORT BREAK characteristic is set to REMOTE.) |
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TELNET ERASE CHARACTER | Deletes the character to the left of the cursor. |
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TELNET ERASE LINE | Deletes all data to the left of the cursor in the current line. |
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TELNET INTERRUPT | Suspends, interrupts, or aborts a user process. |
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TELNET QUERY | Requests that the Telnet host or port send a signal to the terminal |
| that indicates it is still up and running. |
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TELNET SYNCHRONIZE | Regains control of a process that is no longer executing properly. |
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See Chapter 3 for more information about how to use these keywords with the SET PORT commands.