Telnet command reference, Close, Example – HP Integrity NonStop H-Series User Manual
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---> 220 offc412.zzzco.COM FTP server ...
USER matthew
---> 331 password required for matthew
PASS bday
---> 230 user matthew logged in
.
.
The remote FTP server sends the lines that begin with --->. In this case, the TELNET client
communicates with the FTP server.
TELNET Command Reference
The following pages contain descriptions of the syntax (enclosed in boxes) and rules for using
TELNET commands, and provide examples of typical ways to use the commands.
close
Use the close command to disconnect from the remote system and return to the TELNET prompt at
the local system.
close
Example
Assume you want to end a session with a system that prompts you for another logon ID after you
enter a command to log off. To disconnect from the system, you use the following technique:
(Enter command to log off.)
login:
(Enter escape character.)
telnet> close
telnet>
display
Use the display command to display the values for special characters and the current setting of
toggle controls.
display [ argument ] ...
argument
specifies the element that you want to display; argument can be any one of the following:
crmod
autosynch
autoflush
erase
eof
echo
interrupt
flushoutput
escape
netdata
localchars
kill
quit
options
You only need to specify enough characters to uniquely identify the argument.
If you do not specify any arguments, the current setting for all arguments is displayed. In the display,
a circumflex (^) represents the CTRL key.
Example
To display the interrupt character and the current setting of netdata, enter the following display
command:
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