Telnet
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... network access from the terminal is desirable. A sub-system called
"Telnet" is proposed which is a shell program around the network
system primitives, allowing a teletype or similar terminal ...
... ------------ is issued to call and start
the TELNET subsystem.
*ESCAPE CHARACTER IS #<CR> The user indicates an escape
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... *ESCAPE CHARACTER IS #<CR> The user indicates an escape
------------------------- character which TELNET
will watch for in subsequent
input from the user.
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*CONNECT TO SRI<CR> The TELNET subsystem will make
------------------ the appropriate system call
(UUO) to establish a primary
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... CR> The user types the prescribed
----------------------------- escape character, followed by
the TELNET command, to send
the desired file to SRI on an
auxiliary connection ...
... The Telnet Subsystem ...
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The Telnet subsystem coding should fit easily into one core page, for
it does very little. It effectively establishes a shunt in the user
HOST ...
... ESCAPE CHAR IS ___________<CR> Declares a character which
Telnet will watch for.
Subsequent strings typed
between this character and
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... HOST is typed
(i.e.: SRI, UTAH, UCLA, UCSB).
Telnet attempts to establish a
connection. If the attempt is
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COPY FILE A file copying command is
available in TELNET to
move data along on auxiliary
connections ...
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These TELNET commands are accepted when the TELNET subsystem is first
entered or following the declared escape character.
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These TELNET commands are accepted when the TELNET subsystem is first
entered or following the declared escape character.
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Given the basic system primitives, the TELNET subsystem at the user
host and a manual for the serving host ...
... host, the network can be
profitably employed by a remote user. TELNET subsystem constitutes a
"level 0" network program which will quickly be surpassed. It is,
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