GVP MCP:remdial:telnetmode
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| − | |shortdesc=Remdial telnet mode. If set to RAW, remdial will buffer data until it receives a carriage return. If set to NORMAL, Remdial will expect the that the full request was sent all at once. RAW is the recommendation configuration since it will support most telnet clients. The default Windows telnet client will only work if this configuration is set to RAW. NORMAL will provide a performance boost if the client sends the full request all at once. Most Linux and Solaris clients, along with PuTTy on Windows, will work with this configuration. | + | |shortdesc=Remdial telnet mode. If set to RAW, remdial will buffer data until it receives a carriage return. If set to NORMAL, |
| + | Remdial will expect the that the full request was sent all at once. | ||
| + | RAW is the recommendation configuration since it will support most telnet clients. The default Windows telnet client will only | ||
| + | work if this configuration is set to RAW. | ||
| + | NORMAL will provide a performance boost if the client sends the full request all at once. Most Linux and Solaris clients, along with | ||
| + | PuTTy on Windows, will work with this configuration. | ||
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