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Within the CLI subshell, the TELNET command allows the administrator to view information  regarding 
the currently active Telnet session (Figure 3–56). 

Telnet Session Information

TELNET KILL=m lets the system administrator terminate the remote Telnet session 

(

. The 

KILL parameter may also be specified with TELNET KILL=m, where m indicates the number of minutes 
that will be allowed to elapse before the remote Telnet session is terminated. The valid range is 
<0..15> minutes. Default is 1 minute. An administrative login is required before the command is 
processed. 

Terminating a Telnet Session

The remote user is given a warning that the administrator has killed his session, and indicates to him the 
amount of time (if any) that he has remaining 

(

. An m value of 0 (zero) is an immediate 

KILL. The remote user will be notified, but most likely will be unable to read the entire warning message 
before the session ends. 

Telnet Session Being Terminated

NOTE : If a user is in the middle of running a CLI command at a remote Telnet site when the 

administrative KILL is issued, the command will continue on the CLI console. 

[Remote TELNET session ON] Local SUBshell 15000 [1]: telnet kill=1

-- WARNING --

Any CLI command that may be in progress on the remote Telnet site

Enter the administrative (or higher) login name: admin

Enter the appropriate password: ******** 

will need to be completed locally after the remote session has been
terminated. 

 -- Please wait for the remote TELNET session to be terminated. --
.........................

Telnet Session termination.

15000 [1]: 

 -- The System Administrator will terminate this TELNET Session in 30 seconds --

Connection closed by foreign host.

 -- The System Administrator will terminate this TELNET Session in 1 minute --