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Telnet

This document provides 3 steps to directly connect a client to a server: 1) Create a new user account using YaST and change to its home directory. 2) Create a .telnetrc file to define the branch host, client type, client IP address, and printer and export these variables. 3) Create a .bash_profile file to clear the screen and telnet to the server IP address.

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Telnet

This document provides 3 steps to directly connect a client to a server: 1) Create a new user account using YaST and change to its home directory. 2) Create a .telnetrc file to define the branch host, client type, client IP address, and printer and export these variables. 3) Create a .bash_profile file to clear the screen and telnet to the server IP address.

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To connect a client directly to Server

Step 1) Create a New User using YaST say abc

Step 2) Goto home directory of abc cd /home/abc (Enter)

Now create a new .telnetrc file as


vi .telnetrc (Enter)

FE928 {Branch Host Name)


enviorn define TCLTYPE abc
enviorn define TCLADRS {IP of Client machine}
enviorn define PRINTER dmp4 {4 is the last digit of
IP address}
enviorn export TCLTYPE
enviorn export TCLADRS
enviorn export PRINTER

Save and Quit from file (Esc : wq)

Step 3) Create new .bash_profile file as


Vi .bash_profile (Enter)

tput clear
telnet 192.168.0.103 (IP address of server)

Save and Quit from file (Esc : wq)

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