On Aug 19, 2009, at 8:09 AM, deostroll@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi. Okay I have captured data with wireshark. I am trying to
understand telnet commands to send to my telnet server. (You know
things like IAC, DO, WILL WONT, etc).
For one packet, in the packet details window under the node "Telnet"
node I saw something written like:
Command: Will Terminal Type
Command: Will Negotiate About Window Size
Does this translate to
IAC WILL [Terminal Type] IAC WILL SB [Window size]
Yes.
One could argue that, underneath the "Command: XXX" entries, there
should be subitems for the IAC byte, the command byte, and the
arguments to the command.
Is it one sequence of instruction or two instructions?
It's two commands, in the sense that there are two Interpret As
Command bytes. It's also a sequence of bytes containing those two
commands.
