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I only have serial access to a server, and I am trying to access its BIOS using telnet (it's not a direct serial, but a remote serial connection).

My telnet certainly reaches the server, as I can see it's failed boot, but I want to restart it with CTRL + ALTCtrl + DELAlt+Del, however this is captured by my local machine. F-keys also seem to be captured by my local machine.

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing CTRL + ALTCtrl + DELAlt+Del?

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing F keys?

I only have serial access to a server, and I am trying to access its BIOS using telnet (it's not a direct serial, but a remote serial connection).

My telnet certainly reaches the server, as I can see it's failed boot, but I want to restart it with CTRL + ALT + DEL, however this is captured by my local machine. F-keys also seem to be captured by my local machine.

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing CTRL + ALT + DEL?

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing F keys?

I only have serial access to a server, and I am trying to access its BIOS using telnet (it's not a direct serial, but a remote serial connection).

My telnet certainly reaches the server, as I can see it's failed boot, but I want to restart it with Ctrl +Alt+Del, however this is captured by my local machine. F-keys also seem to be captured by my local machine.

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing Ctrl +Alt+Del?

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing F keys?

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Ctrl + Alt + Del and F keys Using Telnet

I only have serial access to a server, and I am trying to access its BIOS using telnet (it's not a direct serial, but a remote serial connection).

My telnet certainly reaches the server, as I can see it's failed boot, but I want to restart it with CTRL + ALT + DEL, however this is captured by my local machine. F-keys also seem to be captured by my local machine.

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing CTRL + ALT + DEL?

For the RHEL telnet application, what is the default method for issuing F keys?