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scanman717 |
2008-01-18
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@ Florida
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Can someone tell me where I can find telnet for os2008??
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2008-01-18
, 15:27
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Are you really sure that you don't want to use ssh?
Between coffee shops and lousy WEP encryption, it seems there are plenty of ways to loose your password over a clear text protocol. If it were me, I'd ssh to a system that is on the same trusted network as my telnet host, and go from there.
-Jonathan
Between coffee shops and lousy WEP encryption, it seems there are plenty of ways to loose your password over a clear text protocol. If it were me, I'd ssh to a system that is on the same trusted network as my telnet host, and go from there.
-Jonathan
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2008-01-18
, 16:30
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@ Germany - Munich
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You mean "telnet client"?
There is netcat , socat
There is netcat , socat
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2008-01-18
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@ A quiet place.
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You really, really don't want to use telnet do you?
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2008-01-18
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Yes, I REALLY want to use telnet.. I have several hundred switches and routers and AP's that do telnet only. I just need something to get in and look at switches when I am inside my different facilities, not to be used on the road.. On the road I use SSH to get to my home stuff...
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2008-01-18
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a) why not ssh to a host, and telnet from that host to your devices?
b) I would, in fact, also like a real working telnet on the NIT platform ... not for logging into hosts, but for connectivity trouble shooting (telnet to port 25 of my mail server, to be sure that it's accepting connections from my NIT, etc.). Telnet is an amazingly useful program.
b) I would, in fact, also like a real working telnet on the NIT platform ... not for logging into hosts, but for connectivity trouble shooting (telnet to port 25 of my mail server, to be sure that it's accepting connections from my NIT, etc.). Telnet is an amazingly useful program.
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2008-01-18
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Originally Posted by johnkzin
You probably know this, but telnet in that mode is not really using the telnet protocol. Netcat does that quite well (& is more flexible than telnet), so if you want telnet for anything besides spreading your password abroad on its way to a telnet server, I'd use netcat.
b) I would, in fact, also like a real working telnet on the NIT platform ... not for logging into hosts, but for connectivity trouble shooting (telnet to port 25 of my mail server, to be sure that it's accepting connections from my NIT, etc.). Telnet is an amazingly useful program.
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2008-01-18
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If I wanted to connect to MOOs or MUDs from my internet tablet, would the above mentioned telnet.deb be the way to go? Is there something better?
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2008-01-28
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Originally Posted by Moonshine
I need a telnet client for N770 OS 2006.
Hey, check it out, we can attach deb files in the forum
Just looks like the spiffy icon for deb files is missing here...
There is a busybox but that is big package.
Can anyone help?
thanks