| Macros | |
| TCPIP_TELNET_MAX_CONNECTIONS | Maximum number of Telnet connections |
| TCPIP_TELNET_LISTEN_PORT | Port on which the telnet server is listening Default is TCPIP_TELNET_SERVER_PORT (23) or TCPIP_TELNET_SERVER_SECURE_PORT (992). Adjust as needed |
| TCPIP_TELNET_SKT_RX_BUFF_SIZE | Size of the telnet socket RX buffer If long messages are sent over the telnet connection the socket should have a large enough buffer to receive the data. Leave 0 for default TCP RX buffer size |
| TCPIP_TELNET_SKT_TX_BUFF_SIZE | Size of the telnet socket TX buffer if long messages are sent over the telnet connection the socket should have a large enough buffer to write the data at once. Leave 0 for default TCP TX buffer size |
| TCPIP_TELNET_PRINT_BUFF_SIZE | Size of the internal print buffer This buffer is used when the telnet console printf style function is called Adjust based on the length of the messages to be formatted with print statements. This buffer is created in the automatic stack. Make sure that there's enough stack space for this buffer |
| TCPIP_TELNET_LINE_BUFF_SIZE | Size of the internal line buffer This buffer is used for receiving and assembling the password, authentication and regular characters Adjust based on the length of the commands sent to the telnet server. This buffer is created in the automatic stack. Make sure that there's enough stack space for this buffer |
| TCPIP_TELNET_TASK_TICK_RATE | telnet task rate, milliseconds. The default value is 100 milliseconds. The lower the rate (higher the frequency) the higher the module priority and higher module performance can be obtained. The value cannot be lower than the TCPIP_STACK_TICK_RATE. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_USERNAME_SIZE | Maximum size of the internal buffer to store the user name Adjust based on the length of the user names allowed for the telnet connections. A buffer of this size if allocated for each connection to store the login user name. Longer user names will be truncated to this size |
| TCPIP_TELNET_OBSOLETE_AUTHENTICATION | telnet obsolete authentication method disable/enable. If false This is the default and the PREFERRED case! The telnet module will call a registrated callback to authenticate the users. Is is the preferred authentication method. It requires the run time registration of an authentication handler. Until the moment the authentication handler is registered any login attempts will fail!. If true The old OBSOLETE authentication method using the build symbols TCPIP_TELNET_USERNAME and TCPIP_TELNET_PASSWORD is used This method is DEPRECATED and it will be eventually removed!. It is recommended that you leave the setting to false! |
| TCPIP_TELNET_AUTHENTICATION_CONN_INFO | Use the telnet connection information data as part of the authentication callback. If false no connection info data is provided to the authentication callback This is useful for the default case when all connections will use the same username/password.. If true the authentication callback will contain the connection info data to allow different processing based on the source of the authentication request. This flag is relevant only when TCPIP_TELNET_OBSOLETE_AUTHENTICATION == false |
| TCPIP_TELNET_USERNAME | Default Telnet user name. DEPRECATED. this is used only when there's no authentication callback defined!. Use only when TCPIP_TELNET_OBSOLETE_AUTHENTICATION == true |
| TCPIP_TELNET_PASSWORD | Default Telnet password DEPRECATED. this is used only when there's no authentication callback defined!. Use only when TCPIP_TELNET_OBSOLETE_AUTHENTICATION == true |
| Functions | |
| TCPIP_TELNET_Task | Standard TCP/IP stack module task function. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_AuthenticationDeregister | Deregisters a previously registered authentication handler. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_AuthenticationRegister | Sets a new telnet authentication handler. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_ConnectionInfoGet | Gets information about a telnet connection |
| TCPIP_TELNET_ConnectionsGet | Gets the number of the telnet connections |
| Data Types and Constants | |
| TCPIP_TELNET_MODULE_CONFIG | telnet module run time configuration/initialization data. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_AUTH_HANDLER | Pointer to a function (handler) that will get called to process telnet authentication |
| TCPIP_TELNET_CONN_INFO | telnet connection information. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_FLAGS | telnet configuration flags. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_HANDLE | Defines a telnet handle. |
| TCPIP_TELNET_STATE | Telnet connection state. |
