Checks whether this machine can open and control a visible Windows Telnet client.

Opens a real, user-visible conhost.exe window running the built-in Windows telnet.exe. If host is supplied, this initiates an outbound Telnet connection.

Lists visible Windows Telnet sessions started by this MCP server process.

Checks whether a visible Windows Telnet process is still running.

Reads text from the real Windows console screen buffer. Use mode=visible for exactly what the user can see, or mode=tail for recent buffer rows.

Injects text as real Windows console keyboard events into the visible Telnet session. Set appendEnter=true to submit the line. The text may be transmitted to the remote Telnet server.

Sends one named key to the visible Telnet console. CTRL+] enters the Microsoft Telnet command prompt.

Polls the real console screen until literal text appears or the timeout expires.

Restores and brings the real conhost.exe Telnet window to the foreground.

Closes the visible Telnet session. Graceful mode sends CTRL+], then quit. Force mode closes or terminates the process if necessary.