VMS Help TCPIP Services, TELNET  *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

    With the TELNET software in DIGITAL TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS,
    you can log in to a remote internet system. This is called
    establishing a TELNET session. Your terminal appears to be
    attached directly to the remote system.

    You can establish a TELNET session with a host that uses IBM 3270
    model terminals (TN3270).

    Note that you can also use RLOGIN to log in to remote internet
    hosts. However, RLOGIN does not have the ability to manage a 3270
    session.

    To use the network terminal services, you need the following:

    o  A user account on the remote host also running TELNET.

    o  A user account on the OpenVMS system that runs DIGITAL TCP/IP
       Services for OpenVMS.

    For more information about specific TELNET commands, enter the
    following

    $ TELNET
    TELNET> HELP

  Additional Information (explode) :

• Command Summary
• Command Syntax
• Starting
• Exiting
• Logging Sessions
• Command Procedures
• Toggling
• Suspending
• Multiple Sessions
• Customizing
• TN3270
• TN3270 Keyboard Functions
• Redefining TN3270 Keyboard
• TN3270 Troubleshooting
• Debugging with TN3270