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Table of Contents
- Overview of Telnet Service
- Verifying Installation of Telnet Files
- Configuring Telnet Server
- Editing the Services File
- Adding Telnet Service to inetd Configuration
- Troubleshooting Telnet
- Implementation Differences
With the release of version C.55.00 of MPE/iX, Telnet server functionality is
available to HP 3000 customers. The Telnet server allows users on a remote
system that supports the TCP/IP and
Telnet protocols to log on and run applications on the HP 3000. The Telnet
client, which was first made available on version C.50.00 of MPE/iX, gives
users on an HP 3000 direct access to other systems that support Telnet and
TCP/IP.
This chapter describes:
- How to verify the installation of the Telnet files
- How to edit the inetd configuration file and the services file
to configure the Telnet server.
- How to start the Telnet server once the product has been configured.
- How to troubleshoot problems that arise with Telnet
- Implementation differences between Telnet for MPE/iX and
Telnet for HP-UX.
Before release C.55.00, the capability to receive incoming Telnet connections
on the HP 3000 was only available with DTC Telnet access. The HP 3000
processed such connections via a DTC configured with a Telnet Access Card
(TAC) using PC-based management software. HP 3000 customers can continue to
use DTC Telnet access, particularly if the level of Telnet traffic places a
heavy load on the processing capacity of the host HP 3000's CPU.
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NOTE: Online information about the Telnet client and server is
available in the ASCII file TELNTDOC.ARPA.SYS.
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