If you haven’t used telnet much you might expect ctrl+c or ctrl+d to cancel a command and return you to the prompt. Try instead:
ctrl+]
Once you are back at the telnet prompt you can exit back to your shell using ctrl+d.
If you haven’t used telnet much you might expect ctrl+c or ctrl+d to cancel a command and return you to the prompt. Try instead:
ctrl+]
Once you are back at the telnet prompt you can exit back to your shell using ctrl+d.