Resumes an open TELNET or TN3270 session that you interrupted
    with the escape sequence. When you run simultaneous multiple
    sessions (TELNET only):

    o  To resume a particular session, specify a session number.

    o  To resume the active session, omit the session number.

    o  If no session is active, you must specify a session number.

                                      NOTE

          TELNET interprets the active session as the last session
          with which you communicated. If that communication
          ended with you logging out, you have no active sessions.
          However, you might have other waiting (alive) sessions.

    DCL Format

      RESUME  [ session_number ] <Return>

    UNIX Format

      <Return>

1  –  Parameters

 session_number

    Optional. Default: the active session.

    Use session_number when you run multiple TELNET sessions. It
    resumes the session with the specified number.

2  –  Examples

    1.$ <Ctrl/]> (characters not echoed)
      TELNET> SHOW STATUS <Return>
      Session  1 Active  Host FINDER
         .
         .
         .
      TELNET> RESUME <Return>
      $

      This example:

      o  Starts at the prompt of remote OpenVMS host FINDER.

      o  Escapes from FINDER and returns to the local TELNET prompt.

      o  Issues SHOW STATUS, which displays one active session.

      o  Returns to FINDER's prompt.

    2.% <Ctrl/]> (characters not echoed)
      TELNET> SHOW STATUS <Return>
      Session  2 Active  Host LUNA
         .
         .
         .
      Session  1 Waiting Host SOLAR
      TELNET> RESUME 1 <Return>
      %

      This example:

      o  Starts at the prompt of UNIX host luna.

      o  Escapes from luna.

      o  At the TELNET prompt, issues SHOW STATUS, which displays two
         active sessions, the active one with luna and another with
         host solar, whose status is "waiting."

         The RESUME 1 command returns to "waiting" host solar.