If I remember the command you need is "setenv TERM vt100 or
setenv TERM vt200"
I am using an AST PC with windows 3.1 here and I use "setenv TERM vt100"
to connect to my RedHat 5.0 box.
I once do telnet from SUN machine and I used "setenv TERM vt200"
that was ok for me too.
Good luck
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> Dear Linux Gurus:
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> When I telnet to my Linux box and do a "echo $TERM", I get a dtterm
> type terminal. How do I change the terminal type? I tried
>
> set TERM vt100
>
> It comes back to the prompt, but does not change the terminal type.
> If I obtain the correct command, do I add it into my .profile file to
> make the change permenant?
>
> TIA...
>
>
> Vincent Tan [CNE, NCIP, CNA4, CNA3, MCP]
> Commonwealth Credit Union
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