I'm trying to setup conserver to act as a gateway for a number of
devices that only have telnet connectivity. What I'd like to do is
something this:
$ telnet conserver.mydomain.com
[authenticate]
Welcome to conserver.mydomain.com
1. New York
2. San Francisco
3. Chicago
4. Atlanta
Connect to session [1-4]:
Is it possible to get this kind of functionality without having to use
console as the conserver client? Or should I run a telnet server that
spawns a preset console [conserver-client] session?
Also, I noticed that when I configure a telnet session in conserver.cf
like this:
console newyork {
master localhost;
logfile /dev/null;
type exec;
exec telnet newyork.mydomain.com;
}
the telnet session is initiated as soon as conserver runs. How can I
make it establish on-demand only?
Thanks in advance!
Dylan.
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devices that only have telnet connectivity. What I'd like to do is
something this:
$ telnet conserver.mydomain.com
[authenticate]
Welcome to conserver.mydomain.com
1. New York
2. San Francisco
3. Chicago
4. Atlanta
Connect to session [1-4]:
Is it possible to get this kind of functionality without having to use
console as the conserver client? Or should I run a telnet server that
spawns a preset console [conserver-client] session?
Also, I noticed that when I configure a telnet session in conserver.cf
like this:
console newyork {
master localhost;
logfile /dev/null;
type exec;
exec telnet newyork.mydomain.com;
}
the telnet session is initiated as soon as conserver runs. How can I
make it establish on-demand only?
Thanks in advance!
Dylan.
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