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Using the CLI Commands

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

toggle argument

Sets the line erase character that, when entered,

sends the send el command (if the Telnet session is

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

mode). The initial value is taken from the stty lera

Sets the quit character that, when entered, sends the

send brk command (if the Telnet session is in

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

Displays help for the set command.

Toggles (turns on/off) arguments that control how

telnet responds to events. The display command

displays the current value. Arguments include:

Toggles telnet binary mode. Using binary mode

eliminates some translation errors that can occur

with carriage return and line feed characters. The

initial setting is not to use binary mode.

Toggles carriage return-line feed mode.When

enabled, a carriage return received from the serial

port is encoded as a Telnet protocol carriage

return-line feed end-of-line sequence. When

disabled, a carriage return received is encoded as a

Telnet protocol carriage return-null carriage-return

sequence. Additionally, when using the –r ﬂag,

enabling this mode causes the Telnet encoder to send

a carriage return-line feed for a received carriage

return and to delete a subsequent line feed from the

input stream if it is the next received character. When

disabled, all characters received are sent without this

translation.

Toggles carriage return mode. When enabled, most

carriage return characters received from the host are

translated into a carriage return followed by a line

feed. This mode is used when the host sends only a

carriage return without a line feed. The initial value

disables carriage return mode.