Which of the following NVT (Network Virtual Terminal) control characters, means "refusal to enable option"?
Which of the following NVT (Network Virtual Terminal) control characters, means "refusal to enable option"? Correct Answer WONT
The correct answer is option 2.
Concept:
A network virtual terminal is a communications concept that describes a range of data terminal equipment (DTE) that may be accommodated in the same network but has distinct data speeds, protocols, codes, and formats. TELNET solves this problem by defining a universal interface called the Network Virtual Terminal (NVT) character set.
Control Characters:
To send control characters between computers, NVT uses an 8-bit character set in which the highest-order bit is set to 1. lists some of the control characters and their meanings.
| Character | Decimal | Binary | Meaning |
| EOF | 236 | 11101100 | End of file |
| DONT | 254 | 11111110 | Denial of option request |
| WONT | 252 | 11111100 | Refusal to enable the option |
| EOR | 239 | 11101111 | End of record |
| BRK | 243 | 11110011 | Break |
| IAC | 255 | 11111111 | Interpret (the next character) as control |
Hence the correct answer is WONT.
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