Telnet Server background commands

Telnet is used to perform remote logon and some control operations. In this case, we need to control and send commands to the Telnet service background. Here we will briefly describe this process, hoping to help you understand this part.

Send background commands to the Telnet Server

Application to: Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista

You can use the following process to send commands to the Telnet server.

You may sometimes need to send special commands to the Telnet server, but the program used by the Telnet session cannot be interrupted. You can use the following procedure to send commands to the Telnet server from the command mode that may allow you to regain control of the session.

Telnet command

Command	Description
Ao	Abort output
Ayt	Send "where are you ?" Message
Esc	Send the Escape Character of the Telnet client to change the Telnet Mode
Ip	Interrupt current process
Synch	Execute Telnet Synchronization

Any user account can complete this process.

To send commands to the Telnet Server

On the Telnet client, switch to the command mode.

At the Microsoft Telnet> command prompt, type the following command and press Enter.

Send command

Command is one of ao, ayt, esc, ip, or synch.

The Telnet client sends this command to the Telnet server. Any output generated by the command is displayed. For example, the Telnet server replies yes to the ayt command.