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Network Dual-Stack Component
Version 7.0 (Beta)
MDK-Professional Middleware for IP Networking
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Telnet Server routines allow command line access to an embedded module of an IP network. More...
Telnet Server routines allow command line access to an embedded module of an IP network.
Telnet is most often used for remote login. A user typically opens a Telnet connection to a remote server. The server then treats the Telnet client like a local terminal and allows the user to log in and access the server's resources as if the user was using a directly-attached terminal. Telnet is used this way quite extensively by Linux users, who often need to log in to remote hosts from their local machines.
The following source code is part of the Telnet_Server_UIF.c template file. This code template enables the developer to define application specific commands, command responses and to create a list of hosts that are allowed to connect to the Telnet server:
The following source code is part of the Telnet_Server_Multiuser.c template file, which handles Access and Multi-User Interface for the Telnet server:
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