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I apoligize if this is the incorrect place to post this but would anyone please tell me a server that allows smtp email sending via telnet. I ask this because i was reading a tutorial on this site that explained how to send emails using telnet. After an hour of googling i could not find any servers that would allow me to do this. Any help is appreciated.
A lot of universities allow email through telnet. also, some companies (mine used to but we got rid of it sometime ago) but you would need an account on the server for knowing where it is to be useful.
Hi there,
Let me help you in another way, and I will do that by asking a question:
Is telnet the only command that you are aware of???
If yes, then you need to read more (Read about trace root, and who is and .... ), also to know the most commonly used ports (http, ftp, ....) will help.
Have tyou tried telneting to hotmail for example??????
Regarsd :)
I believe your talking about trace route and whois ;)Quote:
Cheers:
I think he is looking for something more like this:
http://arnab.org/notes/using-telnet-...d-mail-by-smtp
The question you should have asked is "How do I relay spam from poorly configured mail servers?"
I am very knew to this and the only things i know is what i read...Quote:
Originally posted here by Gigabite
Hi there,
Let me help you in another way, and I will do that by asking a question:
Is telnet the only command that you are aware of???
If yes, then you need to read more (Read about trace root, and who is and .... ), also to know the most commonly used ports (http, ftp, ....) will help.
Have tyou tried telneting to hotmail for example??????
Regarsd :)
Yes i have tried telnetting hotmail like this (with no luck) :
Also could you give me some links where i could read up on the trace root thingsCode:o mail.hotmail.com 25
and
o smtp.mail.hotmail.com 25
And say i have a limited account on a networked computer in a university, would it be possible to find out the address?Quote:
A lot of universities allow email through telnet. also, some companies (mine used to but we got rid of it sometime ago) but you would need an account on the server for knowing where it is to be useful.
Yes, that would be very helpful but i do not mind finding it myself (I just need to know where to look)Quote:
I think he is looking for something more like this:
most places will not let you telnet in on port 25 (smtp) because it is a common way scripts can be written to send mass mail.
A lot of spam comes from mail server "relaying" relaying is when a mail server will let you send mail without having an account on their server, and will let you send mail to a different domain name then the mail server you connected to. Since it is widely used to send spam this way, most places will not let you telnet in as described.
If you would like to try it out for yourself, I suggest trying out linux or installing a smtp server on your own system and checking it out that way.
I have the auditor boot cd, will that do?
And how would one go about installing a smtp server?
Thanks
why are you trying to telnet to port 25? from your original request it looks like you want to access your email account via telnet, and in many cases this is possible. but you wouldnt got to port 25.
well, i actually would like to be able to both access my email account, and spoof emails.