I wrote a little something myself... a hax0rs guide to telnet... hope you like it... explains a little bit of Telnet... could be of advantage to some admins you know.. nothing too much, but I think it explains quite well.
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I wrote a little something myself... a hax0rs guide to telnet... hope you like it... explains a little bit of Telnet... could be of advantage to some admins you know.. nothing too much, but I think it explains quite well.
Hello silentstalker I really like your tutorial it has a lot of information. I am also a member of hackers.com I am known as Unix Nerd and whats up with the Pre-Pfa I think I made it. ;)
Ah Unix Nerd.. you are a very knowledgable person.. thank you for the kind remarks on my tutorial. I am not that often on hackers.com anymore but I drop in and out when I can ;)
Let me add to this thread that I might write a guide on TCP/IP and go indepth on it, like UDP, IPng, some whois, traceroute, and finger explinations, list the layers and their principals... don't know yet though. I started writing it but abandoned the idea a few weeks ago, and then I wrote this. Oh well I'll do it again, right? :)
I'm already writing the guide. I'll post it in a new thread in a week or so.
I just thought the title of this thread was kinda funny:
I don't know any admins that use telnet, unless they are complete idiots. Not with SSH around. Telnet is as outdated for admins as the r commands (rlogin, rsh, etc) Can still use it for other things, but not admin purposes.Quote:
Telnet Guide For Admins
True, Most admins use SSH or even a nix based command shell. Telnet IS outdated unless used for most IIS or CISCO servers. Even then only a good 65% of them use it. Unless your looking to penetrate a small website or even a buisness one might work, telnet won't work. Telnet is good for hacking *nix systems and some websites. Not all though....
Well, I'm almost done with the guide, my files got deleted so i had to start again...
Yeah all the admins at work use SSH or just throw each other xterms. I can't say that telnet is used very much.Quote:
I don't know any admins that use telnet, unless they are complete idiots. Not with SSH around. Telnet is as outdated for admins as the r commands (rlogin, rsh, etc) Can still use it for other things, but not admin purposes.