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Special Forums IP Networking nslookup en modo interactivo no guarda historial de tipeo Post 302365412 by buchho on Tuesday 27th of October 2009 02:01:25 AM
Old 10-27-2009
nslookup en modo interactivo no guarda historial de tipeo

Estimados, cómo podría hacer para que el nslookup en modo interactivo me guarde el historial de lo que ya he tipeado para hacerlo nuevamente? al presionar la tecla de la flecha hacia arriba me salen unos caracteres como estos ^[[A cada vez que presiono, esto no sucede cuando lo hago desde un winxp alguna sugerencia?

Gracias de antemano.
Atte.
Gabo.-

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Rough translation to English:

how could I do to make the nslookup in interactive mode history me save what I typed to do it again? by pressing the up arrow I get a character like this ^ [[ Every time I press, this does not happen when I do it from a winxp any suggestions?

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