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This document discusses the telnet protocol, including that it allows users to access and login to remote hosts, uses terminal emulation software to simulate a terminal, and employs a Network Virtual Terminal that provides virtual keyboard and printer functions to facilitate remote access and control of other systems over a network.
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- 1. Understanding Telnet ● What is the telnet? ● What is the terminal emulation? ● Network Virtual Terminal(NVT) ● What the telnet host do?
- 2. What is the telnet? ● Telnet is used to use the remote host's resources. ● Telnet means the protocol. ● Telnet clients needs to know the address of the host. ● You can login by using telnet client to the computer which is ran the telnet server.
- 3. What is the terminal emulation? ● The terminal emulation is the software that as a terminal. ● It doesn't need to use the password and the sending data doesn't encript,if you use the telnet protcol.Off course it is dangerous to not use the password. ● It is good for using in the small group. This is the putty.It is a famous terminal emulation soft