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Posted by crouse

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Posted by waqasahmad

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Posted by sagitraz

There are four methods of resuming a session:

- Enter key Pressing the Enter key will take you to the last session you were currently using (as shown by the asterisk in the show sessions command).

- Resume Typing resume without specifying a session number will allow you to resume the last session you were using. This is the same as pressing the Enter key.

- Resume # Typing resume followed by the session number will resume Telnet for that session. For example, typing resume 1 would resume Telnet for the 192.168.1.1 router.

- Resume [IP address | hostname] Instead of giving a Telnet session number, you can also give the IP address or, if you have DNS lookups enabled with a DNS server, you can type in the hostname of the remote router.

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Posted by AbramianDaniel