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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 e3000 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 e3000.
The Telnet client, which was first made available on version C.50.00
of MPE/iX, gives users on an HP e3000 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 e3000 was only available with DTC Telnet access.
The HP e3000 processed such connections via a DTC configured with
a Telnet Access Card (TAC) using PC-based management software. HP
e3000 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 e3000'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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