Telnet Server
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 Server is an optional add-on for RTIP-32 and must be purchased in addition to RTIP-32 to be available. Applications requiring the Telnet Server must include header file Tnsapi.h and link library Telnet.lib (Telnet Client and Server library) or Telsrv.lib (Server only). The Telnet Server API is documented in the RTIP-32 Reference Manual.
A brief introduction to the Telnet protocol is available in section Telnet Client. Demo program TelnetS shows how the Telnet server can be used.
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