- Server IP Address: Name of the Telnet server. Either a TCP/IP address as 155.22.11.2 or a DNS name.
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Alias Name: Give the session configuration a name, as it is easier to remember
than the IP address. This is only useful, if more than one host configuration
will be used.
- Port number:Port number for the session. As default Telnet uses port 23 and with SSH2 port 22
- SSH2: Enable SSH2 protocol. Certificates are not supported, only user/password validation.
- Terminal type: Use this command to define the telnet Terminal type. As default it is vt220. This type is send to the Host on session setup, and will be saved as the environment variable TERM
- Auto login: If the user and password field should be used. Notice there is not much security involved doing it! It could be an idea to contact the system administrator to verify it is your company politic to have open access to the system without any password security.
- Search user/password:
As to know when to send send the user id and password, Telnet will look for 2 data strings.
- Send keep alive : If Telnet should send extra keep alive frames at Telnet protocol level.
- Local echo : Defines if characters typed on the keyboard should be echoed local on the screen.
- CR = CRLF: Select if the Return key should send CR or CRLF.
- 8 bit mode: As default a VT220 terminal starts in 7 bit mode. Key data can be send in 7 or 8 bit mode. The UNIX server can with an Escape sequence
overrule this parameter.