View the configuration for the Telnet protocol. You can view the operational characteristics of the Telnet daemon and counters that the system maintains.
exec
show switchServices telnetd
| Heading | Description | Filter |
|---|---|---|
| Administrative State | Sets the administrative state of the protocol. When disabled, the parameters of Telnet can still be configured, but do not become active until adminState is set to enabled. Valid values:
enabled, disabled
|
adminState enumeration |
| Maximum Sessions | Sets the maximum number of Telnet sessions allowed. Valid values are from 0 to 10. |
maxSessions integer |
| Receive Buffer Size | The number of bytes for each Telnet session's receive buffer. The receive buffer is a device an application can read from and/or write to. The default should be sufficient, but in an instance when you must, for example, paste a large amount of text, increase this value to avoid overflowing the buffer. Valid values are from 2000 to 65535. |
rcvBufSize integer |
| Telnetd Port | Identifies the port the Sun Secure Application Switch monitors to listen for Telnet sessions. Valid values are from 1 to 65535. |
telnetdPort integer |
| Operational State | The operational status of the Telnet session. Valid values:
|
operState enumeration |
| Current Opened Sessions | The number of Telnet sessions currently open. | currentOpenedSessions integer |
| Total Opened Sessions | The number of Telnet sessions opened on this server since last system startup. | totalOpenedSessions counter32 |
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