3com 5104M-FIB User Manual
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TELNET
TELNET
Use the TELNET command to log in to any DMM, or any other target device on the
network that supports TELNET.
network that supports TELNET.
Use the LOGOUT command to terminate a connection to a remote DMM and
return to the local management hub.
return to the local management hub.
If you are having trouble establishing a TELNET session, make sure the target
device is on, or bridged or routed to, the same ring as the management hub. You
can use the PING command to test if the target device is currently reachable over
the network.
device is on, or bridged or routed to, the same ring as the management hub. You
can use the PING command to test if the target device is currently reachable over
the network.
You can remotely log in to only one management hub at a time. Before you use
TELNET to connect to a second target device, log out of the first target device.
TELNET to connect to a second target device, log out of the first target device.
Format
Example
The following command establishes a TELNET session with a device with
IP address 127.36.58.7 through the default TELNET port (23):
IP address 127.36.58.7 through the default TELNET port (23):
CB5000> telnet 127.36.58.7
telnet
device id
port = 23
port
device id
IP address or host name of the device with which you are making a TELNET
connection. Enter the address as a series of four decimal bytes separated by
periods. For example, 192.122.19.4.
connection. Enter the address as a series of four decimal bytes separated by
periods. For example, 192.122.19.4.
You can use host names from the host table in place of IP addresses. Refer to the
descriptions for SHOW HOST and SET HOST.
descriptions for SHOW HOST and SET HOST.
port
Integer identifying the port. The default is 23, which is the TELNET port on most
target devices.
target devices.