Configuration Guide Basic Management
A user can telnet to a remote device identified by an IPv4 host name, IPv6 host name, IPv4 address, or IPv6
address.
 Restoring a Telnet Client Session
Use this command to restore a Telnet client session. A user can press the shortcut key Ctrl+Shift+6 X to
temporarily exit the Telnet client session that is established using the telnet command, run the <1-99>
command to restore the session, and run the show sessions command to display the session information.
 Closing a Suspended Telnet Client Connection
session-id: Indicates the suspended Telnet client session ID.
Use this command to close a specific Telnet client session by entering the session ID.
 Enabling the Telnet Server Service
enable service telnet-server
Global configuration mode
Use this command to enable the Telnet Server service. The IPv4 and IPv6 services are also enabled after
the command is executed.
 Configuring the Connection Timeout Time
exec-timeout minutes [ seconds ]
minutes: Indicates the connection timeout time in the unit of minutes.
seconds: Indicates the connection timeout time in the unit of seconds.
Use this command to configure the timeout time for the established connections on a line. A connection will
be closed when no input is detected during the timeout time.
To remove the connection timeout configuration, run the no exec-timeout command in line configuration
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