HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 137)

Table 14 Toggle Controls (continued)
Function Initial Setting Argument
characters received from the remote
system are mapped into a carriage
return followed by a line feed (unless a
line feed is sent also). This mode is
useful only if the remote system sends
carriage returns but not line feeds.
Controls the local recognition of special
characters and their transformation into off localchars
appropriate TELNET sequences. When
it is on, you can use the erase,
flushoutput, interrupt, kill, and quit
characters to send the related TELNET
sequence to the remote system.
When netdata is on, all network data
is displayed in hexadecimal format. This
toggle is useful for debugging. off netdata
When options is on, internal TELNET
protocol processing that relates to off options
TELNET options is displayed. This toggle
is useful for debugging.
Example
To change the setting of the autoflush and localchars toggles, enter the following command:
telnet> toggle autof l
ttywritesz
Use the ttywritesz command to determine the maximum number of characters that can be sent at
one time to your terminal from the remote system.
ttywritesz argument
argument
is an integer specifying the size of your terminal buffer, in bytes. The default size is 70 bytes.
Example
To specify a buffer size of 75 bytes, enter the following command:
telnet> ttywritesz 75
?
Use the ? command to display either a summary of all TELNET commands or information about a
specific command. (This command performs the same function as the help command.)
? [ command-name ]
command-name
specifies the name of the command you want described.
Examples
To request information about the toggle command, enter the following command:
telnet> ? toggle
toggle operating parameters (‘toggle ?' for more)
To display information about each toggle, enter toggle ? as indicated in the display shown
above:
TELNET Command Reference 137