05-14-2023, 01:11 PM
Raw TCP does not use Telnet at all. Telnet is an upper level protocol (that sits on raw TCP) that allows for escaping hundreds of functions. Every time a 0xFF is encountered, the byte following it is checked to see if an escape code is to be used. This means that file transfers are much slower because it's not uncommon for executable files to have 0xFF in them. The escaping was invented in the 1970's (some say 1960's) as a way to query terminals and force certain settings on them.
I am not sure why you would be using a "server" for connecting with the internet. The WiModem simply talks to your wireless router like any other wired or wireless device to connect with the Internet.
I am not sure why you would be using a "server" for connecting with the internet. The WiModem simply talks to your wireless router like any other wired or wireless device to connect with the Internet.