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MSS User Guide 3: Getting Started Outbound Connections When logged into the MSS, users can make basic outgoing connections using the methods described in this section. See the MSS Reference Manual on the CD-ROM for more information about incoming and outgoing connections. Note: Outgoing connections cannot be made via the same method as the incoming connection was made. Thus, if Telnet was used to enter the MSS, it cannot be used to back out. To start an outgoing Telnet session, type Telnet at the Local> prompt, followed by either the host's name or its numeric IP address. Figure 3-19: Telnet Connection Local> TELNET 192.0.1.66 Logout To manually log out of the MSS, type Logout at the Local> prompt or press Ctrl-D. Figure 3-20: Logging out of the MSS Local> LOGOUT 3-22

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MSS User Guide
3:
Getting Started
3-22
Outbound Connections
When logged into the MSS, users can make basic outgoing connections using the
methods described in this section. See the MSS Reference Manual on the CD-ROM for
more information about incoming and outgoing connections.
Note:
Outgoing connections cannot be made via the same method as the incoming
connection was made. Thus, if Telnet was used to enter the MSS, it cannot be used to
back out.
To start an outgoing Telnet session, type Telnet at the
Local>
prompt, followed by either
the host’s name or its numeric IP address.
Figure
3-19: Telnet Connection
Logout
To manually log out of the MSS, type
Logout
at the
Local>
prompt or press Ctrl-D.
Figure
3-20:
Logging out of the MSS
Local> LOGOUT
Local> TELNET 192.0.1.66