Using HP-UX Internet Services (February 2007)

In general,
Remote line mode applications work properly over telnet or rlogin irrespective
of your local terminal’s compatibility mode setting.
Remote screen mode applications require that your local terminal and the remote
host use the same commands to control cursor movements.
Remote block mode applications do not work over telnet or rlogin and are
not supported.
For more information, see the terminal documentation for the hosts with which you
work.
Using telnet
This sections describes the following methods to use the telnet:
Normal Procedure to Invoke telnet
Quicker Method to Invoke telnet
Normal Procedure to Invoke telnet
The following steps describe how to use the telnet program:
1. Type telnet at the HP-UX prompt, as follows to start telnet in the command
mode:
telnet
In the command mode, telnet displays the telnet> prompt. From the command
mode, you can execute telnet commands. Type ? at the telnet> prompt for a
list of telnet commands.
2. At the telnet> prompt, type the following command to connect to a remote host:
telnet> open hostname
or
telnet> open IP_address
Following is an example to connect to a remote host hpabsa:
telnet> open hpabsa
3. Type your user name and password when the remote host prompts for it. You
must have a valid login to the remote host to connect to it using telnet. If you
12 Logging into a Host Using telnet