Как выйти из telnet windows в cmd

I start telnet by telnet host port. How do I stop it in Windows? Shockingly, Ctrl+C doesn’t work.

asked Oct 11, 2012 at 17:46

It should have printed something along the lines of:

Escape character is '^]'.

Since ^X is CtrlX, try Ctrl] for ^].

You should then enter the telnet console, where you can enter quit to leave telnet.

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answered Oct 11, 2012 at 17:57

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Type quit to exit telnet in windows.

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answered Oct 11, 2012 at 17:51

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The ^] means ctrl + right bracket. As strange as that is,
it works. You’ll be taken to the telnet prompt, where you can type
quit or simply q.

On international keyboards the ] character is often not a single key,
and needs to be replaced with some other key. The correct key is
typically the key to the right of P or the next key after that.

Here’s a list based on comments below:

Norwegian: ctrl + å

Danish, Finnish, and Swedish: ctrl + ¨ [added by Fredrik C]

French: ctrl + 6

German, Turkish: ctrl + ü

Swiss: ctrl + ¨

Hungarian: ctrl + 5 or ctrl + ú

Portuguese: ctrl + ´

Dutch, Belgian: ctrl + $

Canadian French: ctrl + ç

Italian: ctrl + +

Quote from @jtbandes answer here: https://superuser.com/a/427/192525
All creds to him.

PS: Answer reproduced here for your convenience, since google took me to this question first, and none of the other answers here was sufficient for my case. The question How to send the escape character on OS X terminal? could be seen as a duplicate (more generic version) of this question, since the OP’s problems are basically the same.

answered Sep 1, 2017 at 8:32

MagneMagne

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On debian 9, typing :

Ctrl + $

Allows you to show the prompt from telnet, then only type :

To exit

answered Jan 6, 2020 at 14:44

all previous answers correct but for this worked:

Ctrl + ]

then I typed

quit

answered Aug 10, 2022 at 16:15

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«How do I stop it in Windows?»

I miss the good old ALT + 29 ¹ on the numeric keypad. And then «quit».
This works since DOS and (should) work across all KB layouts in windows.
Tested 2023 with a Greek Island layout on windows 11.

¹ With ALT + number on numpad you get all ASCII codes.

^A is 1, ^B is 2 … ^[ is 27 (as ESC) and finally ^] is 29

ALT + 64 -> @

ALT + 64 -> A

answered Sep 21 at 23:17

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I start telnet by telnet host port. How do I stop it in Windows? Shockingly, Ctrl+C doesn’t work.

asked Oct 11, 2012 at 17:46

It should have printed something along the lines of:

Escape character is '^]'.

Since ^X is CtrlX, try Ctrl] for ^].

You should then enter the telnet console, where you can enter quit to leave telnet.

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answered Oct 11, 2012 at 17:57

ClaudiusClaudius

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Type quit to exit telnet in windows.

Indrek

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answered Oct 11, 2012 at 17:51

Richie086Richie086

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The ^] means ctrl + right bracket. As strange as that is,
it works. You’ll be taken to the telnet prompt, where you can type
quit or simply q.

On international keyboards the ] character is often not a single key,
and needs to be replaced with some other key. The correct key is
typically the key to the right of P or the next key after that.

Here’s a list based on comments below:

Norwegian: ctrl + å

Danish, Finnish, and Swedish: ctrl + ¨ [added by Fredrik C]

French: ctrl + 6

German, Turkish: ctrl + ü

Swiss: ctrl + ¨

Hungarian: ctrl + 5 or ctrl + ú

Portuguese: ctrl + ´

Dutch, Belgian: ctrl + $

Canadian French: ctrl + ç

Italian: ctrl + +

Quote from @jtbandes answer here: https://superuser.com/a/427/192525
All creds to him.

answered Sep 1, 2017 at 8:32

MagneMagne

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On debian 9, typing :

Ctrl + $

Allows you to show the prompt from telnet, then only type :

To exit

answered Jan 6, 2020 at 14:44

all previous answers correct but for this worked:

Ctrl + ]

then I typed

quit

answered Aug 10, 2022 at 16:15

grepitgrepit

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«How do I stop it in Windows?»

¹ With ALT + number on numpad you get all ASCII codes.

^A is 1, ^B is 2 … ^[ is 27 (as ESC) and finally ^] is 29

ALT + 64 -> @

ALT + 64 -> A

answered Sep 21 at 23:17

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1

Open your Command Prompt window. This should be the Command Prompt window in which your Telnet server is running.
2
Make sure Telnet is active. If you see «Microsoft Telnet>» on the bottom-left side of the list of commands, Command Prompt is running the Telnet console.
- If you see your username (or «system32») here instead, Telnet has already been exited.
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3

Enter the «Close Server» command. Simply type in close and press ↵ Enter. This will close your Telnet server.
4
Enter the «Quit» command. Type in quit, then press ↵ Enter.^[1]
- You can also just type in q and press ↵ Enter.
5

Wait for the normal Command Prompt window to appear. You should eventually see the «Microsoft Telnet>» prompt on the left side of the window disappear; it will be replaced by the Command Prompt tag which is either your username or «sytem32>».
6

Close and re-open Command Prompt if necessary. If you can’t get the Telnet console to switch back to Command Prompt, you can simply click the X in the top-right corner of Command Prompt to close it and then re-open Command Prompt. This will get rid of the Telnet console.

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Open Start

. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The Start menu will pop up.
2
Open the «Windows Features» section of Control Panel. Type turn windows features on or off into Start, then click Turn Windows features on or off at the top of the Start window.
- You may need to click the Control Panel icon that appears in the taskbar at the bottom of the screen in order to open its window.
3

Scroll down and uncheck the «Telnet Client» box. It’s in the «T» section of the menu, near the bottom of the page.
4
Click OK. This option is at the bottom of the window. Your computer will begin disabling Telnet.
- This will take several minutes.
5

Click Close when prompted. Doing so signifies that Telnet has been disabled by your computer.
6

Restart your computer. Click Start

, click Power

, and click Restart in the resulting pop-up window. Once your computer finishes restarting, Telnet should be completely disabled.

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3 ответа

он должен был напечатать что-то вроде:

Escape character is '^]'.

С ^X is CtrlX попробуй Ctrl] на ^].

вы должны войти в консоль telnet, где вы можете ввести quit покинуть telnet.

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отвечен Claudius 2022-11-17 04:20

тип quit для выхода из telnet в windows.

отвечен Richie086 2022-11-17 06:37

^] означает ctrl + правая скобка. Как бы странно это,
это работает. Вы попадете в подсказку telnet, где можно ввести
quit.

международные клавиатуры символ ] часто не один ключ,
и должен быть заменен на какой-то другой ключ. Правильный ключ
обычно это ключ справа от P или следующий после него.

вот список, основанный на комментариях ниже:

Финский, Шведский, Норвежский, Датский: ctrl + å

французский: ctrl + 6

немецкий: ctrl + ü

швейцарские: ctrl +

венгерский: ctrl + 5

португальский: ctrl +

Голландские, Бельгийские: ctrl + $

Канадский Французский: ctrl + ç

цитата от @jtbandes ответ здесь: https://superuser.com/a/427/192525
Все документы к нему.

PS: ответ воспроизведен здесь для вашего удобства, так как google взял меня на этот вопрос первым, и ни один из других ответов здесь не было достаточно для моего случая. Вопрос как отправить символа на ОС X-терминал? может рассматриваться как дубликат (более общая версия) этого вопроса, поскольку проблемы OP в основном одинаковы.

отвечен Magne 2022-11-17 08:54

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Hello there 👋

Like me, you have started a telnet connection through the terminal and have no idea how to close it 🤣

If you currently don’t have an active telnet connection, you can start one on the terminal by typing:

$ telnet address port

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To end your current telnet session you must reach the telnet prompt and type quit.

Here are the steps for doing so:

Open the telnet prompt by holding down the ‘Ctrl’ key and push the ‘]’ key. (prompt: telnet>)
Type quit.
Push the Enter key.

I hope this helped.

You’re welcome 💪

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