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This field defines the character that generates a
Del
telnet erase character signal across the network.
In addition, this key can be used to 'reprogram'
the interpretation of the <left-arrow> key when
operating in the menu mode. If the users
terminal generates the same key sequence for
<Left-Arrow> and <Backspace>, then setting
this key to Ctrl-H (^H), causes the <Left-arrow>
and <Backspace> keys to be treated as 'delete
the last character typed in'. Default is ^@ .
This field defines the character that generates a
Kill
telnet erase line signal across the network.
Default is ^U .
This key allows users to switch directly from one
Sess
session to another without going back through
the server menus. This key should be followed
immediately by the session number the user
wishes to go to. For example, if this key is set to
Ctrl-F and you want to switch to session 2, press
Ctrl-F2 . The default value is ^@ .
If this key is given a value then any active telnet
Echo
session on that port can toggle between local
and remote character echoing done by the
server or by the remote host. Default is ^@ .
Note: Each of the keys can be set as a single character, or as
a control character. To set the key as a control character the
symbol '^' should be used followed by the relevant key.
Alphabetic characters should be specified in upper case. To
disable a particular key the user should enter ^@ in the field.
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