Pragma TelnetServer will by default disconnect any network drives that were created during the telnet session. For example, suppose a user connects to the server and issues the following NET USE command:
NET USE X: \\SERVER\SHARE
This drive letter (X:) will be available to the telnet user in his session, and also to anyone else connected to the server. When the user exits his session, Pragma TelnetServer will disconnect drive X:, since it was created in the telnet session. Other network drives will be unaffected.
In some situations (particularly NetWare), an administrator may want to remotely map a drive from a telnet session, but then have that drive remain available for other users when he exits his session. This may be necessary for systems using NetWare connections. If all NetWare drive mappings are unmapped after a telnet session, change this option.
To change the setting for NET USE Cleanup, use the General Settings tab, of Configure TelnetServer. Check the Perform Network Drive Cleanup check box to remove NET USE drives, or uncheck to retain NET USE drives.
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