R2511-HP MSR Router Series Terminal Access Configuration Guide(V5)

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Command Remarks
2. Configure TCP keepalive
parameters for connections
between the router to
terminals.
ipta terminal-tcp keepalive time
counter
By default, a keepalive is sent three
times, at 300 second intervals.
3. Enter IPTA service view.
ipta service service-name N/A
4. Configure TCP keepalive
parameters for connections
between the router and the
FEP.
tcp keepalive time counter
By default, a keepalive is sent three
times, at 300 second intervals.
Configuring TCP buffers
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p
Command Remarks
1. Enter system view.
system-view
N/A
2. Configure the TCP receive buffer
size for each connection between
the router and a terminal.
ipta terminal-tcp recvbuf-size
recvsize
2048 bytes by default.
3. Configure the TCP send buffer size
for each connection between the
router and a terminal.
ipta terminal-tcp sendbuf-size
sendsize
2048 bytes by default.
4. Enter IPTA service view.
ipta service service-name N/A
5. Configure the TCP receive buffer
size for each connection between
the router and the FEP.
tcp recvbuf-size recvsize 2048 bytes by default.
6. Configure the TCP send buffer size
for each connection between the
router and the FEP.
tcp sendbuf-size sendsize 2048 bytes by default.
Enabling Telnet parameters negotiation
If you enable Telnet parameters negotiation function for a terminal, the router negotiates parameters such
as the terminal type and terminal rate before establishing a Telnet connection.
To enable the Telnet parameters negotiation function:
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p
Command Remarks
1. Enter system view.
system-view
N/A
2. Enter terminal view.
ipta terminal ttyid N/A
3. Enable Telnet parameters
negotiation.
telnet negotiation enable
Disabled by default.
Enabling filtering of flow control characters
You can enable the FEP to filter flow control characters received from terminals, so as to prevent the case
that the FEP stops forwarding data to terminals according to the control characters.