Linux cu command details how to use Linux cu command

The cu (call up) command can be used to connect to another host and work with an interface similar to a dial-up terminal. It can also be used to perform simple file transfer jobs.

Syntax

Cu [dehnotv] [-a <communication Port>] [-c <phone number>] [-E <ESCAPE Character>] [-I <setting File>] [-l <peripheral device code>]

[-S <connection speed>] [-x <troubleshooting mode>] [-z <system Host>] [-- help] [-nostop] [-- parity = none] [< system Host>/<phone number>]

Parameter description:

• -A <communication port>,-p <communication port>, or -- port <communication port> is connected using the specified communication port.
• -C <phone number> or -- phone <phone number> to call the phone number.
• -D: Enter the troubleshooting mode.
• -E or -- parity = even use dual-bit check.
• -E <escape Character> or -- escape <escape Character> sets the escape character.
• -H or -- halfduple use half duplex mode.
• -I <Configuration File> or -- config <Configuration File> specifies the configuration file to be used.
• -L <peripheral device code> or -- line <peripheral device code> specifies a peripheral device as the connected device.
• -N or -- prompt is waiting for the user to enter the phone number when dialing.
• -O or -- parity = odd use single-bit check.
• -S <connection rate> or -- speed <connection rate> or -- baud <connection rate> or-<connection rate> sets the connection rate, measured in Bao rate.
• -T or -- maper replaces CR with LF + CR.
• -V or -- version displays version information.
• -X <troubleshooting mode> or -- debug <troubleshooting mode> uses the troubleshooting mode.
• -Z <system Host> or -- system <system Host> connects to the system host.
• -- Help online help.
• -- Nostop: disable the Xon/Xoff software traffic control.
• -- Parity = none does not use the same-bit check.

Instance

Connect to a remote host

# Cu-c 0102377765