Specifications

Configuring and Managing Telnet Servers
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Example: SHOW PORT TELNET SERVER CHARACTERISTICS Display
The following example shows how to display the Telnet server characteristics on
port 12:
Local> SHOW PORT 12 SESSIONS 1 CHARACTERISTICS
Xmit Char Size: 8 Newline From Term: <CRLF>
Rcv Char Size: 8 Newline From Host: <CRLF>
IP: None Newline To Term: <CRLF>
AYT: None Newline To Host: <CR>
AO: None EC: NONE
EOR: None EL: NONE
NOP: None BRK: None
Local>
Removing a Telnet Listener
You can remove a Telnet listener that was defined in either the permanent or
operational databases. Use the privileged CLEAR TELNET LISTEN command
(which acts on the operational database) or PURGE TELNET LISTEN command
(which acts on the permanent database) to remove a defined Telnet listener and its
associated characteristics.
Example: Removing a Telnet Listener
The following example shows how to remove Telnet listener 2010 from the access
server permanent database:
Local> PURGE TELNET LISTENER 2010
Removing One of Many Devices Assigned to a Telnet Listener
To remove a device that is one of many devices assigned to a Telnet listener,
perform the following steps:
Step Action
1 Use the SET TELNET LISTEN CONNECTIONS DISABLED command to
stop any future connections. The SET TELNET LISTEN CONNECTIONS
DISABLED command is refused if a session exists.
Example: The following example shows how to disable future connections
to internet port 2005:
Local> SET TELNET LISTEN 2005 CONNECTIONS DISABLED
2 If a session exists, use the LOGOUT command to log out the port.