Priority of Telnet server task
Priority of Telnet server task
Priority of Telnet server task
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• HVAC demo does have telnet <strong>server</strong> capability included<br />
• For this demo, telnet shell command list is a subset <strong>of</strong><br />
commands that can be used from serial port shell<br />
• Ipconfig commands and network statistic commands have<br />
been removed from telnet command list as it doesn’t make<br />
sense to reconfigure Ethernet port using Ethernet port<br />
• Most <strong>of</strong> commands for manipulation and modification <strong>of</strong> MFS<br />
directory on USB drive are not available over telnet<br />
• <strong>Telnet</strong> connection provides control functionality to control<br />
application similar to what you saw with Web <strong>server</strong>; main<br />
difference is control is done using a command line instead <strong>of</strong><br />
pretty Web interface<br />
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