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Raymando
9 months ago

thanks 4 the tip

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Aaron
6 months ago

TYVM..

Cheers.

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doktor
5 months ago

telnet still does not work... gives an error "could not open connection to host on port 23"

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telnet-tastic
4 months ago

thanks, that solved my issue :)

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Anonymous
4 months ago

doktor, this tells you how to install telnet, not how to use it. Your error suggests the remote machine is not accepting connections.

Whoever decided to remove telnet from a default Windows install has a lot to answer for!

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Me
4 months ago

Thanks!

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jk
3 months ago

thanks love u

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Jack
2 months ago

thanx budy it was helpful and gave me knowlege

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Nige
1 month ago

Errrrmmmm, OKaaaay! Been through that, it's installed....

SO where IS this telnet client?

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Joe
1 month ago

@Nige: Telnet is a command line program.

Run cmd.exe, AKA the "command prompt" - you can search for it in the Vista Start Menu by either name. It's often referred to as a DOS prompt.

Type "telnet" (no quotes) and hit <enter>.

It can also be run directly from C:\Windows\System32\telnet.exe

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