Break Key
Hello, How can i send an break through an xterm ?? Example: when i telnet to an cisco, the ctrl-D key don't work. Daniel -- miknet Internet Based Services / Stephanstr. 3 / D-60313 Frankfurt Daniel Marquez-Klaka / Phone +49 69 920785 53 / Fax +49 69 920785 11
Re: Break Key
On Wed Feb 03, 1999 at 01:12:24PM +, Daniel Marquez-Klaka wrote: Hello, How can i send an break through an xterm ?? Example: when i telnet to an cisco, the ctrl-D key don't work. Daniel Press ctrl ] This will take you bake to the telnet prompt, the type send brk press enter That will do it (works for a 2503 via a Dec Terminal server anyway) Pat -- Patrick Colbeck email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Senior Analysttel: you dont seriously expect me to Azlan Ltd give that out on the internet do you ?
Re: Break Key
Patrick Colbeck wrote: Press ctrl ] This will take you bake to the telnet prompt, the type send brk press enter That will do it (works for a 2503 via a Dec Terminal server anyway) Pat No, sorry but that does not work. When i start an traceroute on a cisco and she get stuck, the send brk does nothing. Daniel -- miknet Internet Based Services / Stephanstr. 3 / D-60313 Frankfurt Daniel Marquez-Klaka / Phone +49 69 920785 53 / Fax +49 69 920785 11
Re: Break Key
Daniel Marquez-Klaka wrote: No, sorry but that does not work. When i start an traceroute on a cisco and she get stuck, the send brk does nothing. My suggestion to this problem is to reconfigure the Cisco box a little. What I have done is I reconfigured the box a little so that it accepts Ctrl-C as an escape (break) character. Just add the escape-character commands to your Cisco's configuration and if it gets stuck, hit Ctrl-C fast a couple of times. I have learnt also to ping first and traceroute only if ping says the target is alive :) Here's an example, Ctrl-A = 1, Ctrl-B = 2, Ctrl-C = 3, etc. line con 0 escape-character 3 line vty 0 4 escape-character 3 Daniel // Heikki -- Heikki Vatiainen * [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tampere University of Technology * Tampere, Finland
