Subj : Telnet link on a crude and simple webpage
To : Steve01354
From : Denn
Date : Thu May 23 2024 10:58 pm
Re: Telnet link on a crude and simple webpage
By: Steve01354 to All on Thu May 23 2024 07:45 pm
> All I'm trying to do is make a webpage with the name of my site and a telnet
> link on that page. The answer that keeps coming up (I've been doing this
> most of the day is that I should add:
> <a href=TelnetServlet?cmd=connect&host=ibivm&emulation=tn3270>IBI VM</a>
> to the page. I added:
> <a
> href=TelnetServlet?cmd=connect&host=bbs.notdos.com&emulation=tn3270>BBS</a>
> I tried every variation of my domain name (and even the IP, No joy. No
> matter what I try I get the message "No resource at this location." I'm
> sure it's simple, but I'm stumped. I tried the support people at Coffee Cup
> HTML Editor. They wanted to know what telnet was. I'd surely appreciate
> any help with this.
>
try cut paste below
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<div id="fTelnetContainer" class="fTelnetContainer"></div>
<script>document.write('<script src="//embed-v2.ftelnet.ca/js/ftelnet-loader.norip.xfer.js?v=' + (new Date()).getTime() + '"><\/script>');</script>
<script>
var Options = new fTelnetOptions();
Options.BareLFtoCRLF = false;
Options.BitsPerSecond = 57600;
Options.ConnectionType = 'telnet';
Options.Emulation = 'ansi-bbs';
Options.Enter = '\r';
Options.Font = 'CP437';
Options.ForceWss = false;
Options.Hostname = 'bbs.notdos.com';
Options.LocalEcho = false;
Options.NegotiateLocalEcho = true;
Options.Port = 23;
Options.ProxyHostname = 'p-us-west.ftelnet.ca';
Options.ProxyPort = 80;
Options.ProxyPortSecure = 443;
Options.ScreenColumns = 80;
Options.ScreenRows = 25;
Options.SendLocation = true;
var fTelnet = new fTelnetClient('fTelnetContainer', Options);
</script>
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Just embed the code that I put between the two lines.
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