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DEC VT1000 - Testing on ULTRIX and UNIX Systems; Testing TELNET

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30 Testing
LCP> SHOW PORT
Local Port Name = LTA1: (interactive)
Specified Remote Service Name = TRACKS
Actual Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B12D6FD
Link Name = LAT$LINK
Local Port Name = LTA6: (interactive)
Specified Remote Service Name = TRACKS
Actual Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B11D26E
Link Name = LAT$LINK
Local Port Name = LTA7: (interactive)
Specified Remote Service Name = TRACKS
Actual Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B11D26E
Link Name = LAT$LINK
Port Name = LTA11: (application)
Specified Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B11D26E
Specified Remote Service Name = X$SERVER
Actual Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B11D26E
Link Name = LAT$LINK
Local Port Name = LTA12: (application)
Specified Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B11D26E
Specified Remote Service Name = X$SERVER
Actual Remote Node Name = LAT_08002B11D26E
Link Name = LAT$LINK
LCP>
2.4 Testing on ULTRIX and UNIX Systems
The following sections describe methods for testing the status of TELNET
and network hardware.
2.4.1 Testing TELNET
To test TELNET, you can start a session on a TELNET terminal window
and enter the host name VT0STAT or VT0STATS.
If you enter VT0STAT, the terminal verifies that TCP is up and
running. The following message should appear in the Terminal
Manager window:
TCP is up and running

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