Virtual Terminal
In
open systems
, a
virtual terminal
(VT) is an
application service
that:
Allows
host
terminals on a multi-
user
network
to interact with other hosts regardless of
terminal
type and characteristics,
Allows remote log-on by local area network managers for the purpose of management,
Allows users to
access
information
from another host
processor
for transaction processing,
Serves as a backup
facility
.
Source: from
Federal Standard 1037C
ITU-T
defines a virtual terminal protocol (VT) based on the
OSI
application layer
protocols, which is not widely used on the Internet.
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