Specifications

CLEAR/PURGE Commands

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TELNET LISTENER

(privileged)

Syntax

Description

This privileged command resets a predeﬁned Telnet listener in the access server

database back to the factory-set defaults. This command sets the Telnet listener’s

IP address to 0.0.0.0.

When you enter the CLEAR TELNET LISTENER command, you will get an error

message if there are sessions active that were established from the speciﬁed

listener. When this occurs, log out the ports on which these sessions are

established before attempting the CLEAR command.

Keywords

listener-id

Speciﬁes the listener to be reset. If the listener speciﬁed is in the range from 2001

to 2032, that port is reset to Connections: DISABLED, Ports: NONE, and Type:

TELNET. If the listener speciﬁed is 23, used for Telnet remote console, that port is

reset to Connections: ENABLED and Ports: CONSOLE.

ALL

Speciﬁes all Telnet listeners currently deﬁned in the designated database.

Restriction

You cannot use the CLEAR TELNET LISTENER command with an active session.

Example: CLEAR/PURGE TELNET LISTENER

Local> CLEAR TELNET LISTENER 2010

This command resets the Telnet listener mapped to TCP port 2010 to factory-set

defaults. (The factory-set defaults are Connections: DISABLED, and Ports:

NONE.)