Telnet Server Input Options (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
The Windows Embedded CE Telnet sample enables you to enter information through a command line, as if you were running the command prompt (cmd.exe) on your device. This is useful for administering devices that do not have a display. You can use any of the built-in commands for cmd.exe when running Telnet. These commands include copy, del, and dir. You can also run any executable program that does not create a Windows–based user interface (UI) through a Telnet client.
The Telnet sample in Windows Embedded CE supports the following input options:
You can use the UP and DOWN keys to cycle through previously typed commands.
You can delete all of the contents of the current line by using the CTRL+U key combination or the ESC key.
The Telnet implementation in Windows Embedded CE and later supports the HOME and END keys.
The Telnet implementation in Windows Embedded CE supports the BACKSPACE key.
Note
Windows Embedded CE does not support the CTRL+C key combination for escape sequences.