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Re: Router escape char posted 05/01/2000
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you have to add another ^ in your string

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Dave
CCNP/CCDP/CCAI
""S.K. Chan"" <chn345@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> I got a problem how to define a "escape-char" on EXEC.
>
> It's because when I telnet from rtr-a to rtr-b & then to rtr-c, then
> inputting the "escape-char" will always get me back to rtr-a.  How could I
> manage to
> return to rtr-b?
>
> Many thanks
> SK
>
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