Thank you all for your responce.
> My original question was:
> Any idea how to run telnet in raw mode, I need telnet to
> pass all the special characters (escape: ^], erase, ..)
> without any interpretation.
I found that the best solution is at telnet>
prompt type 'set escape off', but this won't
work with HP machines.
Other answers:
1. At the telnet prompt try toggle localchars.
2. Try starting telnet without any host and at the "telnet> " prompt type
"set ?" and "toggle ?". I believe toggle autosynch will do what you want.
3. rlogin -8 -l user host (instead telnet).
Answers from:
Geoff Walker <geoff@saltfarm.bt.co.uk>
"Eric M. Boehm" <boehmer@rcs000.sch.ge.com>
Sven Heinicke <sven@wells.nrl.navy.mil>
Meirzadeh Moshe | Phone: (972)-8-273387
Email: Moshe.Meirzada@elex.co.il | fax : (972)-8-273264
Telrad Telecom LTD - LOD | res : (972)-8-492248
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