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TERMINAL SERVERS
SESSION TELNET AO REQUEST (secure)
{
character
(DEFAULT:CTRL/O)}
SET SESSION Telnet AO [REQUEST]
{<DEL>
}
{NONE
}
The abort output (AO) request specifies a keyboard character which calls
up the Telnet Abort Output function. This function aborts output en route
to the user’s terminal. The default character is Ctrl/O. If <DEL> is to be
designated as the keyboard character, enter “<DEL>” (including the angle
brackets.
SESSION TELNET AYT REQUEST (secure)
{
character
(DEFAULT:CTRL/O)}
SET SESSION Telnet AO [REQUEST]
{<DEL>
}
{NONE
}
Are-You-There (AYT) request designates a keyboard character to call up the
Telnet AYT function. The remote host then returns a message that it is still up
and running. The default character is Ctrl/T. If <DEL> is to be designated as
the keyboard character, enter “<DEL>” (including the angle brackets).
SESSION TELNET BINARY (secure)
{DISABLED }
SET SESSION TELNET BINARY {DUPLEX
}
{RECEIVE
}
{TRANSMIT}
On this Telnet connection, binary data is transmitted and received by use
of binary transmission. Each direction can be enabled or disabled separately.
DISABLED in both directions is the default.
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