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iPrint Appliance Telnet Replacement

Kyle Bradford
 
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For the past few years, the iPrint Appliance doesn't ship with telnet. Telnet has been useful in testing port communication to devices.  For example, can the iPrint Appliance make a port 515 (LPR port) connection to the network printer? 

In telnet, the command is:

Syntax:

telnet <IP of Printer> 515

Example:

telnet 10.10.15.37 515

The iPrint Appliance ships with Curl.  Here is the Curl equivalent:

Syntax:

curl -v telnet://<IP of Printer>:515

Example:

curl -v telnet://10.10.15.37:515

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