; File: telnet.hlp      XROUTER HELP       Last modified: 14/6/00
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The TELNET command allows users to "connect" to other TCP/IP systems, 
using a "shell" account, i.e. the user does not need to be running 
TCP/IP as the router does all the TCP/IP <> AX25 translation.

Syntax: TELNET <hostname | ipaddress> [port]

<host> is either the hostname or the IP number of the target system.

The optional <port> parameter specifies the desired service on the 
target host.  If not supplied, the default is 23, i.e. the Telnet 
(remote login) port.  Common port numbers are 21 (FTP), 23 (Rlogin), 
25 (SMTP), and 87 (TTYLINK).

Examples:  TELNET 44.131.90.6 21   Connect to FTP server at 44.131.90.6
           TELNET gb7lgs.ampr.org  Remote login to gb7lgs
           TELNET gb7pzt 25        Connect to SMTP server at gb7pzt

