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Telnet is a protocol for remotely connecting to a machine and getting a console (a CommandLine) on that machine, as if you were local. |
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It was invented for ArpaNet and used extensively on the InterNet. |
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It runs on [TCP] [Port] 23. |
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See telnet(1) for information on the telnet client in Linux. |
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Telnet is totally insecure. (all plain text; no encryption.) While there exists a Telnet over [SSL], it has been replaced almost entirely by [SSH]. |
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Part of CategoryNetworking and CategoryProtocols |
