Module Configuration

Port Configuration

Table - Port Configuration

Constant	Description	Possible Values
TELNETs_CFG_PORT_SERVER	Defines the TCP port µC/TELNETs will listen for connection requests on in non secure mode.The default value is 23 for standard connections.	Any value within the TCP/UDP port range.
TELNETs_CFG_PORT_SERVER_SECURE	Defines the TCP port µC/TELNETs will listen for connection requests on in secure mode.The default value is 992 for secure connections.	Any value within the TCP/UDP port range.

Connection Configuration

Table - Connection Configuration

Constant	Description	Possible Values
TELNETs_CFG_INACTIVITY_TIMEOUT_S	The inactivity timeout defines the maximum time the server will wait for a client to transmit data. Once this timeout has expired, the server closes the connection and terminates the session task.	Any integer value
TELNETs_CFG_MAX_TX_TRIES	Maximum number of tries the server attempt when sending data following a transmission error.	Any integer value

Authentication Configuration

Table - Authentication Configuration

Constant	Description	Possible Values
TELNETs_CFG_MAX_USR_NAME_LEN	These values determine the maximum lengths for the username used by the authentication mechanism.	Any integer value
TELNETs_CFG_MAX_PW_LEN	These values determine the maximum lengths for the password used by the authentication mechanism.	Any integer value
TELNETs_CFG_MAX_LOGIN_TRIES	Maximum number of tries the server gives to the connecting client in the authentication process.	Any integer value
TELNETs_CFG_WELCOME_MSG_STR	Welcome message sent to the NVT upon successful client authentication.	String

Buffer Configuration

Table - Buffer Configuration

Constant	Description	Possible Values
TELNETs_CFG_RX_BUF_LEN	Size of both the reception buffer.	Any Integer value
TELNETs_CFG_NVT_BUF_LEN	Size of both the NVT buffer.	Any Integer value

These buffers are used to hold the received raw data (user data and option requests/replies), as well as the received commands waiting to be processed. The size of the NVT buffer should be as large as the longest line of data transmitted by the client, whereas the reception buffer one should be slightly larger to accommodate the potential options requests/replies that could come along.

File System Feature Configuration

Table - File System Feature Configuration

Constant	Description	Possible Values
TELNETs_CFG_FS_EN	Whether or not a file system module is present in the application..	`DEF_ENABLED` or `DEF_DISABLED`
TELNETs_CFG_FS_MAX_PATH_NAME_LEN	Maximum path name length when a file system module is present.	Any integer value

Echo Feature Configuration

Table - Echo Feature Configuration

Constant	Description	Possible Values
TELNETs_CFG_ECHO_EN	Configure if the echo mode is whether or not enabled ..	`DEF_ENABLED` or `DEF_DISABLED`