145 Can anyone tell me how to telnet to an address using a specific port? I've tried the following: telnet 10.1.1.55 I suppose a route just hasn't been set up between the two hosts? What I am trying to do is this. We have a medical device – a ventilator. it is connected to the network via a converter box called ECOV-110 on this ip address.
I'm working on an InfoSec exercise, specifically sending emails in cmd that makes use of telnet. Unfortunately, I can't start it. I'm receiving the "'telnet' is not recognized as an internal or ext...
I have windows Xp , I want to test some port , someone advice me to use telnet command on localhost to test it . but i don't know how i can do it (syntax of telnet command on local host) ?
Install Telnet Perform the following steps to install Telnet Client on a server running Windows Server Core. 1. Type Start PowerShell in the Command Prompt window to start Windows PowerShell. 2. Type Install-WindowsFeature Telnet-Client and press Enter to install the Telnet Client . (C) If all fails, try a third party Telnet app. I like and use ...
44 I am looking for an explanation where I can find the difference between telnet and netcat. In which cases should I use telnet and netcat? What a telnet can do that netcat can not do and vice versa? I tried to get the answer from the Internet but it doesn't help me to understand. All I was able to find was the different cmds.
I type this command in a Windows Command Prompt in XP. telnet microsoft.com 80 Connecting to microsoft.com appears and then telnet window opens, but there is nothing inside it. If I type any co...
With using telnet I used port 25. Example: telnet x.x.x.x 25 I had another server today that used port 23 instead. For the future, how would one easily know which port to use? Does this port eve...
Do you have a telnet server installed locally? If not, you will not be able to connect to 127.0.0.1 on port 23. Also, why telnet? some specific reason? Why not just open a command prompt considering you are connecting to 127.0.0.1 and already have a command prompt open. FYI - I highly suggest checking out a tool called PuTTy. It is a SSH/Telnet/Serial terminal application for windows that ...
4 I'm trying to control a wifi device with a batch script using the telnet command in Windows 7, but I don't know how to pass the commands to the telnet window. This will be a part of a longer script tweaking other devices and PC settings. I can do this manually by running telnet <IP address> 55443 in cmd.exe, which creates a new window.
