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Configuring Telnet Server Session Characteristics
13-12 Configuring and Managing Telnet Servers
Configuring Telnet Server Session Characteristics
Introduction
The following sections describe how to configure the various Telnet server session
characteristics.
Mapping Event Indications to Keyboard Characters
You can map the event indications to keyboard characters. The factory-set default for
each indication is that no character is sent to the device or application on the access
server port set up as a Telnet server port.
In most cases, you would map an event indication to a character in order for the access
server to forward that event indication to the application or device on the access server
port. The mapped character is defined by the device or application. For example, if an
application defines IP as Ctrl/G, then you need to map IP to Ctrl/G:
Local> CHANGE PORT 5 TELNET SERVER IP ^G
Event Indications
You can map the following event indications to keyboard characteristics:
Event Indication Description
Abort Output (AO) Occurs when the remote user of this
connection requests that any output currently
en route to the user’s terminal be aborted.
Interrupt Process (IP) Occurs when the remote user of this
connection requests that the process at this
access server be aborted.
Are You There (AYT) Occurs when the remote user of this
connection requests a response from the Telnet
server to verify that the connection is active.
Break (BRK) Occurs when the remote user of this
connection sends a remote break.
End of Record (EOR) Occurs when the remote user of this
connection issues an EOR request.
Erase Previous Character (EC) Occurs when the remote user of this
connection issues an EC request.