Telnet daemon management.
Syntax:
td enable | disable RemoteHOST
td start | stop | flush
Telnet daemon makes it possible to remotely configure and manage a router, and more generally to execute any operation system commands in the same way as it is done on a local operator workstation.
Telnet daemon starts automatically when the router is switched on.
To stop the daemon operation, a "td stop" command shall be executed; a "td start" command restarts the daemon.
By default, the daemon accepts Telnet connection establishment requests from any host in the network. After executing one or several "td enable RemoteHOST" commands, remote Telnet access becomes only possible from the explicitly specified IP-addresses (one host specified per each td enable command, up to 10 hosts enabled simultaneously).
To retire from a remote host a previously granted access authorization, a td disable command with its IP-address shall be executed.
Finally, a "td flush" command fully clears the current telnet daemon configuration.
Examples,
td enable 195.38.44.1 td enable 195.38.44.11 td start