window because the user at Bench Telnetted into Cincy first. After Telnetting to Milwaukee, the
Telnet connection was suspended. Then, after Telnetting to NewYork, that connection was
suspended. The two connections can be suspended or resumed easily. The resume command
can be used to resume the connections; however, the resume command requires a connection
ID, which is shown in the show connections command. (The where command provides the
same output.)
NewYork>
NewYork>
NewYork>
NewYork>
(Note: User pressed CTL-SHIFT-6, then x)
Conn Host Address Byte Idle Conn Name
1 milwaukee 10.1.4.252 0 0 milwaukee
* 2 NewYork 10.1.6.253 0 0 NewYork
Conn Host Address Byte Idle Conn Name
1 milwaukee 10.1.4.252 0 0 milwaukee
* 2 NewYork 10.1.6.253 0 0 NewYork
[Resuming connection 1 to milwaukee ... ]
Milwaukee>
Milwaukee>
(Note: User pressed CTL-SHIFT-6, then x)
Cincy#
[Resuming connection 1 to milwaukee ... ]
(Note: User, when at Cincy, just pressed return)
Milwaukee>
Milwaukee>
Milwaukee>
(Note: User pressed CTL-SHIFT-6, then x)
Cincy#disconnect 1
Closing connection to milwaukee [confirm]
Cincy#
[Resuming connection 2 to NewYork ... ]
(Note: User, when at Cincy, just pressed return)
NewYork>
NewYork>
NewYork>
(Note: User pressed CTL-SHIFT-6, then x)
Cincy#disconnect 2
Closing connection to NewYork [confirm]
Cincy#