telnet commands?

Question

WHAT ARE THE TELNET COMMANDS

Answer 1

The telnet commands allow you to communicate with a remote computer that is using the Telnet protocol. You can run telnet without parameters in order to enter the telnet context, indicated by the Telnet prompt (telnet>). From the Telnet prompt, use the following commands to manage a computer running Telnet Client.

Answer 2

it depends on what you want to achieve and the device your are working on. Now suppose you are working on a Cisco router and want to telnet to another router whose ip address for example is 153.123.12.8 the comand to use is "telnet 153.123.12.8", or just type "153.123.12.8" at the user or previlege prompt. typing "connect 153.123.12.8"also does the work. if the target router has a hostname configured you could type in the name instead of the ip address, for example instead of typing "telnet 153.123.12.8" just type "telnet nigeria" if nigera is the hostname configured in the ip host table for that ip address. if you want to disconnect from a telnet session just type disconnect 153.123.12.8 at the prompt. if you want to suspend a telnet session just press the following keys on the keyboard, "ctrl+shift+6 then x", to resume a suspended session press the return or enter key.

if you want to see the number of open sessions, type the command "show session" on the router.

to be able to use telnet on routers, during the initial configuration of a router, you must include the vty command with a password. for more assistance feel free to contact me at [e-mail]

you can also telnet into a router from a computer on the network.



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Answer 3

Telnet is a command to connect to a remote computer, such that your computer will act as a terminal of it.



There are other commands to interact with remote computers, such as rsh, rlogin, ftp, etc. But, generally, when people talk about telnet commands, they just mean different instances of the telnet command itself. As in "I had to use 14 telnet commands to do all that."



To be able to connect to a remote computer with telnet, the remote computer has to be running a telnet daemon, usually named telnetd.

Answer 4

Telnet is used to remote login to any machine connected to a network.



http://www.microsoft.com/

resources/documentation/

windows/xp/all/proddocs/

en-us/telnet_commands.mspx?

mfr=true



Just copy and paste all 5 lines in the address bar of IE.



Using this URL u can find all the telnet commands on win xp with their explanation.



i'll be thankful for the 10 points.

Answer 5

if u want to access remotely a router then your computer command is start>run>telnet 10.23.38.1(your router address).

Answer 6

What are you attempting to apply it for? Connecting to a distant server? to try this only form telnet and then an area and then the address of the server you p.c. to hook up with. understand that the innovations sent over telnet is unencrypted, and hence no longer take care of.