The document discusses how Telnet works by establishing a connection between a Telnet client and server using an IP address, allowing typed text to be transmitted between the two ends and displayed on the recipient's screen. The client contacts the host server using its IP address, and data is sent across the internet from the client to be displayed on the recipient's screen. Specific Telnet commands are also sent to control processes on the recipient end.

1. Understanding Telnet
● 1 To ues Telnet
● 2 client and a server communicate
● 3 Typed text in a Telnet session
● 4 IP address
● 5 The Telnet host receiver

2. To use Telnet
● You need to know
the Internet
address of the
host.
● Your Telnet client
contacts the host,
using its Internet
address.

3. Clien t a n d ser ver com m u n ica t e
● The Telner protocol
assumes that each
end of the connection
● The printer not really a
printer at all screen.
● It is the printer that
displays the
information.

4. Typed text in Telnet
● The data is sent
across the
Internet from your
NVT keyboard.
● The packet is sent
to the proper
location.

5. IP address
● Additionally, specific
Telnet commands are
sent that the other
NTV uses to decide.
● NVT for a process to
proceed, the Telnet.

6. The Telnet host receivers
● That command on the
disyant computer.
● You send a command
and and the time you
see the results on
your own computer
screen.