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Configuring Individual Telnet Client Session Characteristics
11-26 Configuring and Managing Interactive Devices
The following shows how to enable FLOW CONTROL from port 5 to the device:
Local> CHANGE PORT 5 TELNET CLIENT OUTPUT FLOW CONTROL ENABLED
Specifying MESSAGE VERIFICATION
The MESSAGE VERIFICATION characteristic controls the display of session
information when an existing Telnet client session is started, stopped, or resumed.
With VERIFICATION enabled (factory-set default), the access server displays the
session number and the Internet address. With VERIFICATION disabled, no session
information is displayed when a session is started, stopped, or resumed. This command
does not affect existing sessions. To affect existing sessions, use the SET SESSION
TELNET CLIENT MESSAGE VERIFICATION command.
Example: Configuring MESSAGE VERIFICATION
The following example shows how to disable VERIFICATION on port 5:
Local> CHANGE PORT 5 TELNET CLIENT MESSAGE VERIFICATION DISABLED
Specifying the SWITCH CHARACTER
The SWITCH CHARACTER characteristic determines how the access server handles
SWITCH CHARACTERs. By default, if any SWITCH CHARACTER is defined on
the port, it is recognized and intercepted by the access server during each session.
However, any user can change or disable the access server from recognizing these
SWITCH CHARACTERs for a specific Telnet session. (The sections Specifying Keys
to Switch Between Sessions, Defining the Break Key, and Specifying a Key to Switch
to Local Mode provide the procedures to define the SWITCH CHARACTERs.)