You can set or toggle Telnet/iX Client variables to specific
values. Use the DISPLAY command at the telnet>
prompt to list the current values of variables.
telnet> DISPLAY
will flush output when sending interrupt characters.
won't send interrupt characters in urgent mode.
won't map carriage return on output.
won't recognize certain control characters.
won't turn on socket level debugging.
won't print hexadecimal representation of network traffic.
won't show option processing.
[^E] echo.
[^]] escape.
[^H] erase.
[^O] flushoutput.
[^Y] interrupt.
[^X] kill.
[^\] quit.
{^D] eof.
telnet> |
Values shown in this example are default values. To display
the value of particular SET and
TOGGLE variables only, type these
arguments after the DISPLAY command.
Setting Telnet/iX Client Values |
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You can set particular Telnet/iX Client variables to specific
values using the SET command. See Chapter 2 “Telnet/iX Client Commands” for a summary
of the variables that can be set using this command. For example,
to set the escape character to [CTRL]-C, type the
following at the telnet> prompt:
telnet> SET ESCAPE [CTRL]-C |
escape character is "^C". |
You can use the DISPLAY command to verify
the new value of the escape character.
Toggling Telnet/iX Client Values |
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You can also toggle particular Telnet/iX Client values using
the TOGGLE command. See Chapter 2 “Telnet/iX Client Commands” for a summary of the variables that can
be toggled using this command. For example, to enable carriage return
mode from its default disabled state (FALSE),
type the following at the telnet>
prompt:
Will map carriage return on output. |
You can use the DISPLAY command to verify
that carriage return mode is enabled.
