Telnet - Graphical Interface Simply run the program on your machine that contains telnet in its name. Then log onto your-domain.com (or .net or .org) with your userid and password.
Once logged on, you may use the following commands (assuming your telnet program knows or can be taught about ZMODEM, which often isn't the case):
ASCII files (text)
Type rz to put a file.
Type sz -a filename to get a file.
Binary files (graphics)
Type rz filename to put a file.
Type sz -b filename to get a file.
Telnet - Shell Interface
At the shell prompt, type telnet -8 your-domain.com. Then enter your userid and password when prompted.
Once logged on, you may use the following commands:
ASCII files (text)
Type rz filename to put a file.
Type sz -a filename to get a file.
Binary files (graphics)
Type rz filename to put a file.
Type sz -b filename to get a file.
Some users have some problems using the Windows 95 Telnet client with pico. If you have any problems, please use a different telnet software (we use NetTerm without problems). Go to www.tucows.com to download a different Telnet client. |
