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Telnet allows users to remotely control other computers over a network using a virtual terminal. It establishes a virtual terminal (NVT) between the local and remote computers so that any commands typed at the local computer are executed on the remote computer. This allows users to access and manage servers, printers, and other networked devices from any computer on the network.
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- 2. What's telnet ? Telnet is protocol for remote control computer. Telnet is virtual tarminal. Telnet can use almost PC and printer and server etc... Telnet can control another OS.
- 3. What's telnet(2). Telnet is virtual terminal. If you want to control computer and,that computer was connected network. You can control use for by virtual terminal. You can control remote computer by network virtual terminal (NVT) .
- 4. How Telnet works. If you connected to remote computer by telnet, Remote computer and your computer started NVT. NVT is synchronized both computer's terminal. 1.Virtual terminal
- 5. How telnet works(2). For example. If you typed "mkdir folder1" at local computer. It is typed to a remote computer , saying that "mkdir folder 1". file:///home/pptfactory/temp/20090705102635/redr1.PNG file:///home/pptfactory/temp/20090705102635/redr2.png Synchronize
- 6. LINK Network study. http://www.n- study.com/network/2002/01/telnet.html