How to close open telnet connections on Cisco 5350

[ilkertanli]

My problem is a little weird. First I disabled the connection timeout from console and since then whenever I close a telnet session its actually not closed on the server side... Here is the output:

AMSTLX#who
Line User Host(s) Idle Location
2 vty 0 ilker idle 2w4d 64.95.xx.xx
3 vty 1 ilker idle 2w4d 64.95.xx.xx
4 vty 2 ilker idle 2w2d 64.95.xx.xx
5 vty 3 ilker idle 1w0d 64.95.xx.xx
* 6 vty 4 ilker idle 00:00:00 64.95.xx.xx

I have tried disconnect command but it didn't work:

AMSTLX# disconnect 2
?Invalid connection name
AMSTLX# disconnect 2
?Invalid connection name
AMSTLX# disconnect telnet ?
<cr>

AMSTLX# disconnect telnet 2
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.

Interface User Mode Idle Peer Address


AMSTLX#disconnect telnet 2 vty 0
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.



When I typed "where" there wasn't any open connections....

AMSTLX#where
% No connections open



By the way this is IOS version 12.2. I appreciate for any help...

Thanks;

Ilker Tanli

 

[ADB100]

clear line x

Where 'x' is the VTY line number. The disconnect command is applicable to telnet sessions you have made from the console out - i.e. you telnet'd to another router from the console or a telnet session into the current router and you 'jumped' back to the original session with <CTRL>^.

HTH

Andy

 

[ilkertanli]

That works! Thanks a lot... I was getting crazy...

Thanks;

Ilker Tanli

 

[burtsbees]

disconnect 2" and "disconnect 3" works in OpenVMS...

Burt