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Tensibai was correct, the telnet session in the expectexpect module had to end.

Holding down down the key combination "Ctrl + ]"Ctrl+] to exit wasn't going to work, so an optional escape character was chosen in the telnet command. like so:

e.g. telnet -e ! 10.224.223.10

telnet -e ! 10.224.223.10

Tensibai was correct, the telnet session in the expect module had to end.

Holding down down the key combination "Ctrl + ]" to exit wasn't going to work, so an optional escape character was chosen in the telnet command.

e.g. telnet -e ! 10.224.223.10

Tensibai was correct, the telnet session in the expect module had to end.

Holding down the key combination Ctrl+] to exit wasn't going to work, so an optional escape character was chosen in the telnet command like so:

telnet -e ! 10.224.223.10

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created Mar 23, 2018 at 12:21

wabbajack001

Tensibai was correct, the telnet session in the expect module had to end.

Holding down down the key combination "Ctrl + ]" to exit wasn't going to work, so an optional escape character was chosen in the telnet command.

e.g. telnet -e ! 10.224.223.10