After you have established a session on the MPE/iX system,
at the MPE/iX prompt enter:
A banner similar to the following appears:
Telnet Client [A5500000] (C) Hewlett-Packard Co. 1994
telnet> |
If your CI variable, HPPATH, does not include ARPA.SYS, you
can also enter the command as:
or
To exit from the Telnet/iX Client at any time, enter QUIT
at the telnet> prompt.
Run-Time Options |
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You can start the Telnet/iX Client program and connect to
a remote host in one step by using the INFO=
string in the form:
:RUN TELNET.ARPA.SYS;INFO="remotehostname port" |
remotehostname is the ARPA
domain name (if the address of the Domain Names Services (DNS) Server
is configured in the RESLVCF.NET.SYS
file or the domain name is configured in the local HOSTS.NET.SYS
file), the NS node name (if the remote and local hosts support Probe
protocol or if the remote host name is configured in the local network
directory), or the Internet Protocol (IP) address. port
is the port designated for the Telnet/iX connection, (if no port
is specified, the program attempts to contact a Telnet server at
the standard Telnet port (23)) designated for the Telnet/iX connection
supplied by your network administrator.
Once the connection has been established, enter the remote
user login name and password when prompted as described in a later
section under "Connecting and Logging On to a Remote Host".
