Telnet Client
Telnet provides a standard socket port number and negotiation sequence to provide for remote logins over a network. Usually a client computer with a VT100 emulator program will log in to a host computer at the standard Telnet port. The host computer will then bind the standard console I/O driver to the Telnet driver. As stated in RFC 854, the purpose of the Telnet protocol is "to provide a fairly general, bi-directional, eight-bit, byte oriented, communications facility."
The Telnet Client is an optional add-on for RTIP-32 and must be purchased in addition to RTIP-32 to be available. Applications requiring the Telnet Client must include header file Tncapi.h and link library Telnet.lib. The Telnet Client API is documented in the RTIP-32 Reference Manual. Demo program TelnetC shows how the Telnet client can be used.
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