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Running Telnet with Command Line Parameters

You can launch Telnet with the 'host' command line parameter to avoid interactive input of it. 'Host' may be either a host name or IP address of the remote machine you want to connect to.

Examples:

PATH\telnet.exe u2-1
PATH\telnet.exe 192.168.136.223

where PATH indicates your nfsAxe home directory.

You can launch Telnet with the command line parameter:

PATH\telnet.exe -xini <IniFilePath>

where <IniFilePath> specifies a full path to a specific ini-file.

This feature allows you to run several Telnet sessions each with its own ini-file (i.e., settings).

In order to do so, you can create a new Telnet shortcut (e.g., in the nfsAxe Programs' folder) and fill in the Target field in Properties of it with the command. By default, the field contains a call of Telnet with no arguments, and the xwp.ini file will be used in this case.

To create your specific ini-file, you can copy the xwp.ini file and then change parameters with the Telnet utility as you need by starting it with the command line parameter.

You can launch Telnet_S with the 'trace' command line parameter

PATH\Telnet_S.exe -trace

to collect debug information in the telnet.out file in the home directory.

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