end
# food for the groupstudy filters?
> From: Francisco Muniz
> Also, you can change the CTL-SHIFT-6 X to something else on
> the reverse
> telnet router, so it doesn't trap it and steps out of the
> reverse telnet session. Maybe for next time...
Yeah, but I don't think that'll make you real happy, cuz...
In Real Life, you're gonna see the default escape char, so
get used to sending ^^x or ^^^^x (or however many
control-shift-6 chars you need) to hit the right router.
If you change the escape char, the next guy up will be
expecting the default and will have exactly the problem
which you're trying to avoid.
> From: Albert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> How do you do that?
Like this:
c2610#conf t
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
c2610(config)#line vty 0 4
c2610(config-line)#esc
c2610(config-line)#escape-character ?
BREAK Cause escape on BREAK
CHAR or <0-255> Escape character or its ASCII decimal equivalent
DEFAULT Use default escape character
NONE Disable escape entirely
soft Set the soft escape character for this line
c2610(config-line)#escape-character
where ^c is 3, for example.
T "plain vanilla, please..." H
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