Disconnecting from GSP

[Larry Scheetz]

Admins,

I have connected my lan port instead of a Web Console and it works great. The problem is that when I telnet to it from another machine I cannot disconnect. How do you drop the connection? I have to ps -ef and kill the telnet process to get my local machine prompt back.

Thanks
larry

[Jeff Schussele · Accepted solution]

Hi Larry,

I use ctrl-] & then q to quit the telnet session.

HTH,
Jeff

[Hari Kumar]

To quit CTRL+ ] and then from telnet prompt quit

[Jakes Louw]

Yes, but CTRL-] is actually a shabby circumvention: surely the GSP should have a disconnect sequence like a normal remote console ( ^C. or whatever)?

[Hari Kumar]

for me Ctrl+c not working, But only the
CTRL+D works out to get out from Normal telnet session.

[Stuart Abramson_2]

Jeff and Vamsi have the correct answer.

[leyearn]

when you telnet from another machine
after you enter the command #telnet hostname(ip)and press ENTER
some information will appear

it may be similar to following :

Trying...
Connected to hostname(ip)
Escape character is '^]'.
Local flow control on
Telnet TERMINAL-SPEED option ON


the method to escape the telnet session is "Escape character is '^]'.
"

you should enter 'q' and press ENTER

[william_99]

Maybe you should try di command(DIsconnect remote or LAN console) as following.

GSP> di

DI

Current Remote Console access state:
Remote Console: Disconnected
LAN Console: Connected (1)

Do you want to modify this configuration? (Y/[N]) y
y

Do you want to Disconnect the LAN Console? (Y/[N]) y
y
-> LAN Console will be: Disconnected

New Remote Console access state:
Remote Console: Disconnected
LAN Console: Disconnected Connection closed by foreign host.
root@SPHP2 [/]#