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Table C3-33. Issuing Commands Using telnet (continued)

set [special character]

Sends the current Telnet escape character.

Sends a Telnet Go Ahead sequence.

Sends a Telnet Interrupt Process sequence.

Sends a Telnet No Operation sequence.

Sends a Telnet Synch sequence.

Displays help information for the send command.

Sets the Telnet special characters. (The special

characters that set accepts can also be designated by

their stty counterparts (aliases), for example, specify

escape as set escape ^] or set esc ^].) Setting the

value for a special character to U turns off that

character's function. Use the display command to

display the special character assignments. Special

characters include:

Sets the eof character to be sent to the host (if Telnet

is operating in line-by-line mode).

Sets the erase character that, when entered, sends the

send ec command (if the telnet session is in

localchars mode and in character-at-a-time mode).

The initial value is taken from the stty cera

Sets the Telnet escape character used to enter

command mode. The initial value is taken from the

stty tesc character.

Sets the ﬂushoutput character that, when entered,

sends the send ao command (if the Telnet session is

in localchars mode). The initial value is CTRL-O.

Sets the interrupt character that, when entered, sends

the send ip command (if the Telnet session is in

localchars mode). The initial value is CTRL-C.

Using the CLI Commands