wtSeriTelnetEcho

When opening a Telnet connection, there is negotiation on the network
side to determine who generates the echo of the characters sent by the
client. Either the client application generates a local echo, or the
Telnet server generates a remote echo by immediately sending back all
received characters. The Telnet echo option on the Com-Server is defined
as follows:
Telnet echo = active (2)
The Com-Server negotiates a remote echo with the client application and
local echo is deactivated. In this case the device serially connected to
the Com-Server must generate the echo.
Telnet echo = deactivated (1)
The Com-Server tells the client application when the connection is opened
that is not generating an echo, which results in activation of local
echo. Local echo may have to be manually turned on on the Telnet client.

MIB

Com-Server-Intern-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.5040.1.1.1.3.4.1.12

Type

column

Access

readwrite

Status

mandatory

Parent

wtSeriPortEntry