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The following commands are available at the DTC user interface.
Each command can be abbreviated. For example, to establish a connection,
you can enter either C
or CONNECT. The
commands are not case-sensitive, so either c
or C can be used. - Connect
Connect
opens a connection to a system. The syntax of the command is: C[ONNECT] < NODE NAME | IP ADDRESS | DNS NAME > If a default destination has been
defined for the port, then entering just C
or CONNECT will
connect directly to the system. You should never pad an IP
address with leading zeros. For example, if the IP address you are
trying to connect to is 128.10.12.11,
you must type connect 128.10.12.11.
If you type connect 128.010.012.011,
the connection attempt will fail.
- Disconnect
Disconnect
closes the current system connection. D[ISCONNECT]
- Help
Help
displays a list of the available commands, their abbreviations,
and a brief explanation of what they do. H[ELP]
- Logout
Logout
logs the user out of the DTC. L[OGOUT] If the connection is via modems, the
line is dropped. If a session is open on a system, it is closed.
- Recall
Recall
resumes a connection. R[ECALL]
- Set ASCII
Set ASCII
sets the data transfer mode to ASCII if it has previously been set
to binary by a Set Binary
command. For back-to-back connections only. [SET]A[SCII]
- Set Binary
Set Binary
sets the data transfer mode to binary. For back-to-back
connections only. [SET]B[INARY]
- Status
Status
displays a table showing information about the open connections
from the terminal.
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