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Miscellaneous Commands ping [-s] hostIPaddress [datasize [packetnumber]] example: ping 192.75.11.30 ping another TCP/IP host specified by hostIPaddress on the Ethernet Interface network. datasize is the datagram packet size which defaults to 64 bytes if no size is included in the syntax and packetnumber is the number of requests to be sent. NOTE: To use a host or IP name instead of the address, you must have set the DNS server on the Ethernet Interface. Use the command set sysinfo dns... to do this. telnet hostIPaddress [escapecharacter] example: telnet 192.75.11.35 Start a Telnet session with another TCP/IP host specified by hostIPaddress on the Ethernet Interface network. If escapecharacter is used, it resets the key sequence used to exit the Telnet session. It will return you to the telnet> prompt where you can execute quit. Use the keycode command to find out exact escape characters if needed. The default character is CTRL ]. NOTE: To use a host or IP name instead of the address, you must have set the DNS server on the Ethernet Interface. Use the command set sysinfo dns... to do this. chr string Echo string or redirect string to an I/O port using the chr string > ioport. keycode Determine the hexadecimal value for a key to be used as the escape character with the Ethernet Interface built-in telnet command. 283

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Miscellaneous Commands
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ping [-s]
hostIPaddress
[
datasize
[
packetnumber
]]
example:
ping 192.75.11.30
ping
another TCP/IP host specified by
hostIPaddress
on
the Ethernet Interface network.
datasize
is the datagram
packet size which defaults to 64 bytes if no size is included in
the syntax and
packetnumber
is the number of requests to be
sent.
NOTE:
To use a host or IP name instead of the address, you must
have set the DNS server on the Ethernet Interface. Use the
command
set sysinfo dns
... to do this.
telnet
hostIPaddress
[
escapecharacter
]
example:
telnet 192.75.11.35
Start a Telnet session with another TCP/IP host specified by
hostIPaddress
on the Ethernet Interface network. If
escapecharacter
is used, it resets the key sequence used
to exit the Telnet session. It will return you to the telnet> prompt
where you can execute
quit
. Use the
keycode
command to
find out exact escape characters if needed. The default
character is
CTRL ]
.
NOTE:
To use a host or IP name instead of the address, you must
have set the DNS server on the Ethernet Interface. Use the
command
set sysinfo dns
... to do this.
chr
string
Echo
string
or redirect
string
to an I/O port using the
chr
string
>
ioport
.
keycode
Determine the hexadecimal value for a key to be used as the
escape character with the Ethernet Interface built-in
telnet
command.