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- telnet AmiTCP/IP User Commands telnet
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- NAME
- telnet -- Network Virtual Terminal program for logging to a
- remote host
-
- SYNOPSIS
- telnet HOST/A,SERVICE
-
- DESCRIPTION
- Telnet communicated with another host using TELNET protocol.
-
- Once a connection has been opened, telnet enters input mode.
- In this mode, text typed is sent to the remote host. The
- input mode entered will be either "character at a time" or
- "line by line" depending on what the remote system supports.
-
- In "character at a time" mode, most text typed is immediately
- sent to the remote host for processing.
-
- In "line by line" mode, all text is echoed locally, and only
- completed lines are sent to the remote host. This version of
- telnet uses the COOKED mode of interface handler to provide
- locally echoed line by line mode.
-
- While connected to a remote host, telnet command mode may be
- entered by typing the telnet "escape character". That is
- `^C' (control-c) when operating in line-by-line mode and `^]'
- (control-right-bracket)) in character mode.
- This version of telnet has a simple one-character command
- options, which are the following:
-
- ^] -- send ctrl-], only available at character mode.
-
- ^h -- send ctrl-h, only available at character mode.
- (useful in backspace-to-delete -mode)
-
- r -- resume session, continues the session normally.
-
- q -- quit telnet. closes connection and exits.
-
- b -- toggles between backspace-to-backspace and
- backspace-to-delete -modes.
-
- c -- tries to enter character mode. remote host may
- forbid this.
-
- l -- enters line-by-line mode.
-
- ? -- shows this command list on user's terminal.
-
-
- Telnet may fail when user has written an unknown hostname or
- service. There is a possibility that TCP/IP is not running
- or TCP: not mounted.
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- REQUIREMENTS
- Inet-handler 1.73 (or newer) must be mounted as TCP: in your
- machine and you must be running inet-handler compatible TCP/IP
- protocol stack such as AmiTCP/IP.
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- AUTHOR
- Tomi Ollila
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- COPYRIGHT
- Copyright © 1994 AmiTCP/IP Group,
- Network Solutions Development Inc.
- All rights reserved.
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