What is Telnet? What is SSH? Telnet a terminal emulation program that is used to access remote servers. It’s a simple, command line tool that runs on your computer and it will allow you to send commands remotely to a server and administer server just as if you were sitting in front it.
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Telnet examples below.
towel.blinkenlights.nl
telnet freechess.org 5000
rainmaker.wunderground.com
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Big thumbs up for keeping it simple!!! 👍👍👍
Thanks!
Why showing windows here. It is all about the Linux
I f'd up about technology or history of certain technology, this really helped me understanding the OG of network protocol, easy to understand, Thank you!
ssh is "modern"?! )))))
Think of it as DMing your computer
You should use a pi to wrap your telnet connection in an SSH connection…. A pi on the local network will make the telnet connection and you connect to it over SSH from the internet
I watched Tenet like three times already and I'm still confused. This video didn't help.
Don't forget ppp and they slip
He's perfect .
What tool do you make these animations?
You are amazing bro🥺
i just got nerdier learning this
Great video with examples, thank you.
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Excellent…Explained very well. Thank you so much
Telnet is some stupid legacy technology that only exists today to give CompTIA some fodder to test for…
#telnet
blinkinlights died ):
Salve.Se voglio usare SSH x guardare il video di star wars in ASII,cosa scrivo nel terminale? Grazie
I use telnet to check if a port is open on a server, and has a program listening to it. So if I do "telnet 10.10.10.10:666" and a connexion succesfully gets established, it means that :
1) I'm able to reach that port (i.e. it is not blocked by any firewall)
2) AND there is a program on that server listening to port 666
I tried the star wars it worked! hehe so much fun, thanks for this video man! Keep uploading great IT content! Appreciate your work so much!
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I feel like I've finally found a source of computer information that actually gives the why, not just all the technical detail about how.
If multiple hosts connects to a server using telnet and let's say try to start or stop the same service won't there be any conflict? How is this handled?
very instructive thanks
You are amazing thank you.
Thank you your voice and your presentation was properly received. Good to know that SSH is the better option
Well Explained sir. Thank you.
I want to watch Fast and Furious over Telnet
Thank you very much for how you explained things using simple words and simple examples.
This is my first time learning about Telnet.
Is there just encryption to secure things lol. Im not taking about unlocking Passwords btw
omg, that telnet Netherland link, it has made my day!!! Thanks! kudos to those who put that much effort to make it, and thank for sharing it with us 🙂
Thanks a bunch for uploading this resourceful content