RE: telnet -> telnet -> telnet

From: Mas Kato (tealp729@xxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu May 03 2001 - 05:00:26 GMT-3

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Andrew,

I haven't thought this completely through, but I wonder if you can
re-define the telnet escape sequence on one router or the other (R1 or
R2)?

Regards,

Mas Kato

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Subject: telnet -> telnet -> telnet

Gang

R1 ----> R2 ----> R3

If I have three routers and telnet from R1 to R2 then reverse telnet to
R3
is there a way to get back to R2. For security reasons it is not
possible to
telnet directly to R2.

CNTR Shift 6 X takes me back to R1 !

I have a real world situation where I need to use R2 (terminal server)
to do
config work on 48 new devices and just flicking between them would make
life
so much easier.

Thanks,

Andrew Shore
BTcd
Information Systems Engineering
Internet & Multimedia
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