Using HP-UX Internet Services (February 2007)

If you notice that certain keystrokes do not function as expected, see “Checking
Your Remote Terminal Configuration” (page 14).
3. When you have finished working on the remote host, type the following command
to log out of the remote host and exit from the telnet session:
telnet> exit
Checking Your Remote Terminal Configuration
After you have connected to the remote host, if you are using an HP terminal or an HP
terminal emulator (such as a terminal window in HP VUE), follow this procedure to
check your terminal settings on the remote host.
1. Issue the following command at the remote host’s command prompt to ensure
that your terminal type is set to hp:
echo $TERM
2. If your terminal type is not set to hp, issue the following command to set the
terminal type:
eval ‘tset -s hp‘
NOTE: Ensure that you use single back quotes and not regular single quote
marks.
3. Issue the following command at the remote host’s command prompt to check your
terminal settings:
stty
The output displayed must display the following terminal settings apart from
other terminal settings:
intr = ^C
erase = ^H
kill = ^U
4. If your terminal settings are not correct, issue the following command to set the
terminal settings:
stty intr ^C erase ^H kill ^U
For a detailed information, type man 1 stty or man 1 tset at the HP-UX prompt.
14 Logging into a Host Using telnet