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Timeout period
How do i increase the timeout period of a telnet session?
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I'm not sure if you can extend the timeout period, but you can suspend telnet with the "z" option.
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Ober,
Can u elaborate on this |
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in /etc/default/login file,
you can set TIMEOUT parameter. |
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The 'z' option only works when using 'csh'. while using telnet, simply type 'z'. man telnet.
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