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   With the above command a session gets created with a random UUID for a session identifier. It is also possible to
   assign a custom session identifier by adding it as the last argument to `:remote` command above.
  +
  +Remote Console
  +^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  +
  +Previous examples have shown usage of the `:>` command to send scripts to Gremlin Server. The Gremlin Console also
  +supports an additional method for doing this which can be more convenient when the intention is to exclusively
  +work with a remote connection to the server.
  +
  +[gremlin-groovy]
  +----
  +:remote connect tinkerpop.server conf/remote.yaml session
  +:remote console
  +x = 1
  +y = 2
  +x + y
  +:remote console
  +----
  +
  +In the above example, the `:remote console` command is executed. It places the console in a state where the `:>` is
  +no longer required. Each script line is actually automatically submitted to Gremlin Server for evalaution. The
  +variables `x` and `y` that were defined actually don't exist locally - they only exist on the server! In this sense,
  +putting the console in this mode is basically like creating a window to a session on Gremlin Server.
  +
  +TIP: When using `:remote console` there is not much point to using a configuration that uses a serializer that returns
  +actual data. In other words, using a configuration like the one inside of `conf/remote-objects.yaml` isn't typically
  +useful as in this mode the result will only ever be displayed but not used. Using a serializer configuration like
  +the one in `conf/remote.yaml` should perform better.
  +
  +NOTE: Console commands, those that begin with a colon (e.g. `:x`, `:remote`) do not execute remotely when in this mode.
  +They are all still evaluated locally.
   
   [[connecting-via-java]]
   Connecting via Java
  
positive.code: and will return a serialization error.  It should be noted that `TinkerGraph`, as a convenience for shipping around
  small sub-graphs, is serializable from Gremlin Server.
  
  The Gremlin Server `:remote` command has the following configuration options:
  
  [width="100%",cols="3,10a",options="header"]
  |=========================================================
  
negative.code: !`reset` !Clears any aliases that were supplied in previous configurations of the remote.
  !`show` !Shows the current set of aliases which is returned as a `Map`
  !=========================================================
  |timeout |Specifies the length of time in milliseconds a will wait for a response from the server.
  |=========================================================
  
  [[console-aliases]]
  