Extreme Networks ExtremeWare Enterprise Manager, Installation And User Manual

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Figure 6-13: An open Telnet session for Cisco device in ExtremeView
You can enter and execute commands using Cisco’s Command Line Interface. The
commands and any resulting output will be displayed in the session window just as if
you were running a Telnet session on any other client.
The Telnet session window is a two-tone window—the bottom of the window is white,
the top is grey. 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
grey portion of the screen. This makes it easy to tell whether you are viewing the most
recent Telnet output.
The copy and paste feature, macros, and the macro variables (<NAME>, <DATE>,
<TIME>, <ADDRESS>) are not supported for Cisco devices.