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Running a Telnet Session on an Individual Switch
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Figure 105: A newly opened Telnet session
The Telnet session window is a two-tone window—the bottom of the window is white, the top is gray.
The last 25 lines of Telnet commands and responses always appear in the white portion of the window.
As output grows, the older lines scroll up into the gray portion of the screen. This makes it easy to tell
whether you are viewing the most recent Telnet output.
The Telnet session window will display the commands and results from macros that are run on the
switch. You can also type in commands individually.
Copy/Paste from an Interactive Telnet Session
A copy and paste function is available within an interactive Telnet session. Copy and paste let you copy
from one interactive Telnet session into another interactive session or into the macro buffer. You can also
paste commands from an external document into an interactive Telnet session. The copy and paste
commands reside on a pop-up menu that you can display using the right mouse button, as shown in
Figure 106 ).
Devices with open
Telnet sessions