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TCP/IP -- command to END TELNET!!

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Ernest Ezis

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Nov 1, 1996, 3:00:00 AM11/1/96
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Does anyone know the command to end Telnet? We looked in the obvious
places and couldn't find it. We founnd out how to end about every other
TCP/IP application, but not the Telnet session.

Ernest Ezis
ee...@2solve.com

Allen Heap

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Nov 1, 1996, 3:00:00 AM11/1/96
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> TCP/IP -- command to END TELNET!!
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> ee...@mail.lm.com (Ernest Ezis)
> Fri, 1 Nov 1996 09:40:06 -0500
> 2Solve Technologies
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> comp.sys.ibm.as400.misc
If you are Telneting from an AS/400, just hit your attention
key to get a menu that allows you to end Telnet. In Rumba,
the attention key default is the escape key.

Allen Heap
ah...@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us
Baltimore County Local Government


Brian J. McNamara

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Nov 2, 1996, 3:00:00 AM11/2/96
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Ernest Ezis,
Use the command go tcpadm its somewhere in there. Yuo can shut down ftp,
telnet, and smnp. E-mail me at Bria...@mars.superlink.net monday morning
at work 11/04/96 and I will give you exact directions.


Brad Bauer

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Nov 6, 1996, 3:00:00 AM11/6/96
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Ernest Ezis <ee...@mail.lm.com> wrote in article
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> Does anyone know the command to end Telnet? We looked in the obvious
> places and couldn't find it. We founnd out how to end about every other
> TCP/IP application, but not the Telnet session.
>
> Ernest Ezis
> ee...@2solve.com

> Hit the attention key from the TELNET session and option 99 to QUIT.
>
>

Simon Boulton

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Nov 8, 1996, 3:00:00 AM11/8/96
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In article <MPLANET.327a0...@news.usaor.net>, Ernest Ezis
<ee...@mail.lm.com> writes

>Does anyone know the command to end Telnet? We looked in the obvious
>places and couldn't find it. We founnd out how to end about every other
>TCP/IP application, but not the Telnet session.
>
>Ernest Ezis
>ee...@2solve.com
>
>

When telnetting to an AS/400, I use signoff with drop line = *yes.

When telnetting to any other system which doesn't drop the connection after the
session ends, I use SysReq 2 - this seems to work OK.

Not elegant; if anyone has a better, I'd be happy to hear it.

--
Simon Boulton
sbou...@bpcl.demon.co.uk

Eno Rebyc

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Nov 13, 1996, 3:00:00 AM11/13/96
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In article <Zcv8aCA6...@bpcl.demon.co.uk>, Simon Boulton
<sbou...@bpcl.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>
> When telnetting to an AS/400, I use signoff with drop line = *yes.
>
> When telnetting to any other system which doesn't drop the connection
after the
> session ends, I use SysReq 2 - this seems to work OK.
>
> Not elegant; if anyone has a better, I'd be happy to hear it.
>

After you have signed off, hit your Attention key (ESC on a PC, ATN on
some terminals). You will be presented with a menu on which there is an
option '99. End Telnet Sesion.' You get that option only when you're
TELNETing.

Bonne Chance,
eR

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