Forum: The Classroom
Topic: Microsoft Telnet Server
started by: CNCJake

Posted by CNCJake on Oct. 14 2001,06:46
As I was setting up another BSD box at work the other day, and proceeded to config it via telnet, I thought to myself is thier any usefull applications that can be executed from a Microsoft Telnet service? I mean what the hell is the point to telneting into a windows box? Anyone know?

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I pinged your mom, and got 100\% packet loss.


Posted by incubus on Oct. 14 2001,20:19
sounds more like a joke to me.

Microsoft Telnet Server? Shouldn't that be in the hilarious Links section?

hehe


Posted by MattimeoZ80 on Oct. 14 2001,21:37
believe it or not, its a service that comes installed on win2k... (not sure about nt server). i've never used it, nor do i have any intention to. bsd all the way
Posted by DeadAnztac on Oct. 14 2001,21:39
Telnet is crap.

SSH all the way! With RSA keys! With access to my server on a backbone! w00tah! ........ I have deep seated geekdom.....

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~Anztac [ I'm just this guy, you know? ]


Posted by CNCJake on Oct. 14 2001,22:02
Strange huh! The telnet service is a part of win2k and now XP, but why the hell is it there? There is already terminal services and ftp server so that takes care of any remote admin I can thin of, and besides moving around files; I dont know what else can be accomplished via telneting to a windows box. But it has to be there for a reason!!!!!!!!

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I pinged your mom, and got 100\% packet loss.


Posted by MattimeoZ80 on Oct. 15 2001,03:34
yeah, ssh. telnet=ssh to me, even though they're completely different. i don't use telnetd or whatnot; sshd all the way!
Posted by Wiley on Oct. 15 2001,16:55
I use the telnet service on my Win2K server to display random quotes.

...I didn't say it was a good use of the service, but it is a use.


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