Telnet

Telnet provides bidirectional, interactive communication between two nodes on the Internet or on a Local Area Network. The Telnet code included with Microchip's TCP/IP stack is a demonstration of the structure of a Telnet application. This demo begins by listening for a Telnet connection. When a client attempts to make one, the demo will prompt the client for a username and password, and if the correct one is provided, will output and periodically refresh several values obtained from the demo board. 

There are several changes that you may need to make to Telnet.c and/or Telnet.h to suit your application. All of the Telnet Public members can be re-defined in the application-specific section of TCPIPConfig.h. You may also wish to change some of the Telnet Internal Member strings, located in Telnet.c, to more accurately reflect your application. You will also need to modify the TelnetTask function to include the functionality you'd like. You may insert or change states in TelnetTask as needed.