Preface |
Preface
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Preface
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Chapter 1 |
1
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Getting Started
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1.1
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Which Service Should You Use?
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1.1.1
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Services for Working with Files
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1.1.2
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Services for Remote Logins
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1.1.3
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Services for Issuing Commands at a Remote Host
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1.2
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Client/Server Software
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1.3
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User Commands
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1.4
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Command Syntax
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1.5
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Online Help
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Chapter 2 |
2
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Working with Files Using the File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
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2.1
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Using FTP Commands
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2.1.1
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DCL and UNIX Command Syntax
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2.1.2
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Quotation Marks
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2.1.3
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Wildcards
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2.1.4
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Qualifiers
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2.2
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Obtaining Online Help
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2.3
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Starting FTP Sessions
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2.3.1
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Making a Remote Connection
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2.3.2
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Anonymous User Access (Anonymous FTP)
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2.4
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Exiting FTP
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2.5
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Viewing Directories on the Remote Host
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2.6
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Displaying and Changing the Default Directory
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2.7
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Creating and Deleting Directories
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2.8
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Copying Files
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2.8.1
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Using the GET Command to Copy Remote Files to the Local Host
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2.8.2
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Using the PUT Command to Copy Local Files to the Remote Host
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2.8.3
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How FTP Copies Files
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2.8.4
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Using the Store Unique Feature
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2.8.5
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Transferring Files Between OpenVMS Hosts: VMS Plus Mode
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2.8.6
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Preserving OpenVMS File Attributes
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2.8.7
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Transfer Mode
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2.8.8
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File Structure
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2.9
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Renaming and Deleting Files
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2.10
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Viewing the Contents of a File
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2.11
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Appending Files
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2.12
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Suspending FTP to Return to the Local DCL Prompt
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2.13
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Customizing FTP Command Processing
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2.14
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Command Procedures
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2.14.1
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Task Command Files
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2.14.2
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Initialization Command File
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2.14.3
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Setting Error Level
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2.15
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Using FTP with DECnet
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2.16
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Command Descriptions
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Command 1
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APPEND
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Command 2
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CONNECT
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Command 3
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CREATE/DIRECTORY
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Command 4
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DELETE
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Command 5
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DIRECTORY
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Command 6
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DISCONNECT
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Command 7
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ENABLE (DISABLE) LOG
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Command 8
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ENABLE (DISABLE) PARSE
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Command 9
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ENABLE (DISABLE) PORT_COMMAND
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Command 10
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ENABLE (DISABLE) REPLY
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Command 11
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ENABLE (DISABLE) TRANSFER_VERIFICATION
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Command 12
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ENABLE (DISABLE) VMS_PLUS
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Command 13
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EXIT
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Command 14
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FTP
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Command 15
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GET
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Command 16
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HELP
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Command 17
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LOGIN
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Command 18
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PUT
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Command 19
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QUOTE
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Command 20
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RENAME
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Command 21
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SET DEFAULT
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Command 22
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SET ERROR_LEVEL
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Command 23
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SET PASSIVE
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Command 24
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SET TYPE
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Command 25
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SHOW DEFAULT
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Command 26
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SHOW PASSIVE
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Command 27
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SHOW STATUS
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Command 28
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SPAWN
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Command 29
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VIEW
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Chapter 3 |
3
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Using Remote (R) Commands
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3.1
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Providing Account and Password Information
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3.1.1
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Quotation Marks
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3.1.2
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Examples
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3.2
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Specifying Qualifiers
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3.3
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Obtaining Online Help
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3.4
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Copying Files with RCP
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3.4.1
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Example RCP Commands
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3.5
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Starting a Remote Login Session with RLOGIN
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3.5.1
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Logging Out
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3.5.2
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Example RLOGIN Sessions
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3.6
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Issuing a Remote Command with RSH
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3.6.1
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Quotation Marks in Commands
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3.6.2
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Interrupting a Command's Execution
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3.6.3
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Example RSH Commands
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3.7
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Issuing a Remote Command with a Password (REXEC Feature)
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3.7.1
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Example of Using REXEC
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3.8
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Command Descriptions
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Command 30
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RCP
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Command 31
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REXEC
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Command 32
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RLOGIN
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Command 33
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RSH
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Chapter 4 |
4
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Establishing Network Terminal Sessions Using TELNET/TN3270
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4.1
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Typing TELNET/TN3270 Commands
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4.1.1
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DCL and UNIX Command Formats
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4.1.2
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Quotation Marks
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4.2
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Obtaining Online Help
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4.3
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Starting TELNET and TN3270
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4.3.1
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Establishing Kerberos-Based Secure Connections
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4.3.1.1
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Kerberos Principal Names
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4.3.1.2
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Initiating an Authenticated TELNET Connection
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4.4
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Exiting TELNET and TN3270
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4.5
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Keeping a Log of Your TELNET Session
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4.6
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Command Procedures
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4.6.1
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Starting TELNET/TN3270
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4.6.2
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Initialization Command Files
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4.7
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Toggling Between the Remote Host and Local TELNET/TN3270
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4.8
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Suspending TELNET to Return to the Local DCL Prompt
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4.9
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Multiple Sessions
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4.9.1
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Toggling Between Open Sessions
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4.9.2
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Displaying Session Information
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4.10
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Customizing TELNET/TN3270 Transmissions, Control Characters, and Displays
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4.11
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Sending Commands to the Connected Remote Host
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4.12
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IBM 3270 Model Terminal Emulation (TN3270)
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4.12.1
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Supported IBM Terminal Models
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4.12.2
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Setting Up Your PC or Terminal for IBM 3270 Terminal Emulation
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4.12.2.1
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VT200-Series Terminal Setup
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4.12.2.2
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VT100-Series Terminal Setup
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4.12.3
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Starting and Exiting from TN3270
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4.12.4
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Clearing Error Messages
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4.12.5
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Recording Sessions
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4.12.6
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Online Help
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4.12.7
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If the Keyboard Locks
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4.12.8
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Keyboard Functions
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4.12.8.1
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Associated Documentation
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4.12.9
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Redefining Your Keyboard
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4.12.9.1
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Functions You Can Redefine
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4.12.9.2
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Keys You Can Define
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4.12.9.3
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Keys You Cannot Define
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4.12.9.4
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Redefining Keys
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4.12.9.5
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Creating a Key Definition File
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4.12.9.5.1
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Interactive Definitions: DEF KEY Function
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4.12.9.6
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TN3270 Problem Solving
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4.12.10
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Debugging Application Programs Using the IBM 3270 Model Terminal Emulator
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4.12.10.1
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Entering and Exiting Visible Attribute Mode
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4.12.10.2
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Visible Attribute Mode Displays
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4.13
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Command Descriptions
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Command 34
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CONNECT
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Command 35
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BIND_SESSION
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Command 36
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CREATE_SESSION
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Command 37
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DELETE_SESSION
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Command 38
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DISCONNECT
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Command 39
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ENABLE (DISABLE) AUTOFLUSH
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Command 40
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ENABLE (DISABLE) AUTOSYNCH
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Command 41
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ENABLE (DISABLE) BINARY
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Command 42
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ENABLE (DISABLE) CRLF
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Command 43
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ENABLE (DISABLE) CRMOD
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Command 44
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ENABLE (DISABLE) DEBUG
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Command 45
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ENABLE (DISABLE) LOCAL_CHARS
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Command 46
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ENABLE (DISABLE) OPTIONS_VIEW
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Command 47
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EXIT
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Command 48
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HELP
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Command 49
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RESUME
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Command 50
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SEND AO
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Command 51
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SEND AYT
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Command 52
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SEND BRK
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Command 53
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SEND EC
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Command 54
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SEND EL
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Command 55
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SEND GA
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Command 56
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SEND IP
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Command 57
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SEND NOP
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Command 58
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SEND SYNCH
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Command 59
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SET ECHO
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Command 60
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SET ERASE
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Command 61
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SET ESCAPE
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Command 62
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SET FLUSHOUTPUT
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Command 63
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SET INTERRUPT
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Command 64
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SET KILL
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Command 65
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SET MODE
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Command 66
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SET QUIT
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Command 67
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SET TERMINAL
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Command 68
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SHOW DEVICE
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Command 69
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SHOW PARAMETERS
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Command 70
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SHOW SESSION
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Command 71
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SHOW STATUS
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Command 72
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SPAWN
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Command 73
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TELNET
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Command 74
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TN3270
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Command 75
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UNBIND_SESSION
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