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2.2.1.5 OR
Sets up a dedicated redirector connection. Enabling Autostart for the dedicated port, as shown in the
example below, will automatically start the redirector connection.
More information about the Lantronix Com Port Redirector software is available in your MSS Installation
Guide.
Examples
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP 192.0.2.25:OR
Local>> CHANGE AUTOSTART ENABLED
See Also Change Dedicated, page 2-19; Change Autostart, page 2-12
2.2.1.6 OS
Sends TCP SYN packets less frequently. This string is useful for slow-bandwidth networks
Examples
% telnet 192.0.1.78:OS
2.2.1.7 +P and -P
+P specifies Passall method. -P specifies Passthru mode. Both Passall and Passthru will prevent the proper
handling of the Forward and Backward keys.
Examples
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED TELNET 192.0.1.221:+P
2.2.1.8 R
Specifies that the connection use the Rlogin protocol. Sets the port number to 513 if not already set.
Examples
Local>> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP 192.0.1.8:R
2.2.1.9 T
Forms a raw Telnet connection. If no environment string is specified, a Telnet connection is assumed.
Examples
Local> CHANGE DEDICATED TCP chimaera:2001T
2.2.1.10 U
Sets the connection to UDP mode. The default UDP socket is 4096.
To configure a passive UDP session, do not enter a hostname before the environment key(s). If you want
the MSS to spoof a connection with whatever host sends a packet, use the S and xxxx keys along with :U.
In this state, the MSS will accept a packet from any host, and then wait for either another packet from that
host or a timeout of xxx seconds. The timeout sends the MSS back to passive mode.
Parameters
S
Only valid with the U environment string.
xxxx
Sets the session timeout value in seconds, up to 3600 (one hour). Only valid
with the :S string.