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Direct TCP/Telnet Control
The iBoot uses the TCP (Transport Communication Protocol) to communicate with the client system.
To communicate with iBoot, establish a TCP connection using the Port as assigned in iBoot Setup.
Once connected use the Send() function to send the commands to the iBoot and the Recv() function
to receive the response. After sending a response iBoot will close the connection. The following
outlines the commands and their responses.
Command Format
All of iBoot's commands follow the following format:
<esc><password><esc><action><cr>
<esc>
ASCII Escape character. 1b hex or 27 decimal
<password>
The 1 to 10 character Power Control (not Setup)
Password.
<action>
The following actions are valid for iBoot. These
actions are case sensitive:
n
Turn Power ON
f
Turn Power OFF
c
Cycle Power. Cycle time is determined by Setup
q
Query.
<cr>
ASCII Carriage Return character. 0d hex or 13
decimal ( /r )
Response Format
iBoot will return the following command with one of the following
ON
Power is ON
OFF
Power is OFF
CYCLE
Cycle Command Received
BUSY
iBoot is being controlled by another device
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