Using Telnet
126 - GT-Series Terminal User’s Guide
The PuTTY developer’s site is located at the following address:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
Logging In and Out of Telnet
1. Enter the IP address of your terminal into your telnet client.
2. Click OK. A window will appear that displays the prompt
accord1 login:
3. Enter the login name, which is root (it is case-sensitive).
4. Enter the password, which is 1520rsi by default (it is also case-sensitive).
All directories, commands and files in Linux are case-sensitive. Pay very close
attention to case when entering text because the difference between checking the
status and deleting the entire file system can be a matter of using the wrong casing
for a letter. Also, bear in mind that Linux is not as forgiving as other operating
systems when it comes to making certain changes; if you delete a file, it is deleted
forever; there is no undo or Recycle Bin. However, as long as you have a host
connection, you need only reboot, and the host server will give back everything you
deleted after it synchronizes.
5. If the login is successful, the following prompt displays: ~#
This is the Linux shell prompt.
6. To logout of the telnet session, type exit and press enter from anywhere in the
shell.
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