Nortel Networks 3395 User Manual
The User Interface
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Telnet Session Management Characters
Telnet session management characters provide command line editing and process management during a
Telnet session. Table 2-3 lists the keywords you use with the SET PORT commands to assign Telnet
session management functions to control characters
Telnet session. Table 2-3 lists the keywords you use with the SET PORT commands to assign Telnet
session management functions to control characters
Table 2-3. Telnet session functions
Keyword
Telnet Session Function
TELNET ABORT
Stops a program from sending output to the terminal without
terminating the program itself.
terminating the program itself.
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.)
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.)
TELNET ERASE CHARACTER Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.
TELNET ERASE LINE
Deletes all data to the left of the cursor in the current line.
TELNET INTERRUPT
Suspends, interrupts, or aborts a user process.
TELNET QUERY
Requests that the Telnet host or port send a signal to the terminal
that indicates it is still up and running.
TELNET SYNCHRONIZE
Regains control of a process that is no longer executing properly.
See Chapter 3 for more information about how to use these keywords with the SET PORT commands.