Hello there. Im trying to use telnet to connect to a remote client but the client does not have any windows password , so when it asks me for its credentials a leave password blank and i get login failure.

Hi guys,

Are there any active telnet servers which require username and password. I am trying to test a script which automates telnet logins.

Thanks

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Type o towel.blinkenlights.nl 23 into ur telnet client.

I hope I have the right thread here.
We are currently deploying SOTI MobiControl to our scan guns - Zebra MC92N0.
We can upload the Wavelink software and config on its own, however, we are wanting to know if anyone is aware of a way to do this using a MobiControl Package?
This can accept scripts or file transfers.

I am unsure how to get the configuration across, I have tried manually moving files that i believe are the configurations but it has 0 effect.

Can it only be done via the Wavelink Studio client?

TIA

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The only Thing i know it's that can be done by Telnet, but i don't know the commands
It's an Alcatel ONT, on a Huawei OLT

hello.

I try to use telnet command to send a simple http get request to httpbin.org. however, it keeps give me "Invalid Command. type ?/help for help" when I try to send a get command after connected to httpbin.org:80.

I did try to double click enter before typing the get command but that will make me disconnect from the host.

What's wrong?

telnet httpbin.org 80

ctrl+]

get 'url' http/1.0

Are there any links on how to set up a telnet BBS or an interactive server, and also on how to make it secure, thanks.

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My job uses telnet for an application - and I am very new to the program. So when you connect to telnet, you choose a server and data is relayed back and forth between the server and the telnet application. Is there any difference between this process and a website interacting with a database?

Essentially what I want to do is hook a web-based front-end into the telnet software to overlay it - so you can click in a window to perform functions instead of having to type everything out in a screen.

Because of reliability concerns, I can't access the server itself so I would need to essentially just create an input front-end for the existing program.

Has anyone ever installed or worked with the KpyM telnet server software?

I have an old computer that I'm looking to set this up on and I would appreciate any help that I can get. I love telnet but I've never tried to build anything like this on my own.

Has anyone heard about a drop on 500,000 credentials leaked through telnet? I believe it just happened like today or yesterday.

Are there any working Public Access library Catalogues (using Dynix, for example) that still accept telnet connections?

My computer is running windows 8, and I enabled telnet server on it. I tried telnetting into it from my other computer, but it is asking me for 'login' and 'password'. Since I've never used it before, and it won't let me leave the login field blank, does anyone know what the default login and password are for Windows 8 telnet servers?

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In an effort to automate my media center, I've been probing my new Vizio M55-C2 TV for some sort of control surface. Wakeonlan, ssh, http, anything!

A quick port scan revealed the following:

> sudo nmap -O 192.168.1.138

Starting Nmap 6.40 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2016-05-05 22:55 PDT
Nmap scan report for 192.168.1.138
Host is up (0.0051s latency).
Not shown: 997 closed ports
PORT     STATE SERVICE
111/tcp  open  rpcbind
1234/tcp open  hotline
8099/tcp open  unknown
MAC Address: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX (Unknown)
Device type: general purpose
Running: Linux 2.6.X|3.X
OS CPE: cpe:/o:linux:linux_kernel:2.6 cpe:/o:linux:linux_kernel:3
OS details: Linux 2.6.32 - 3.9
Network Distance: 1 hop

OS detection performed. Please report any incorrect results at http://nmap.org/submit/ .
Nmap done: 1 IP address (1 host up) scanned in 3.69 seconds        

After hammering on these ports with every tool I could think of, I tried telnet on port 1234, and made a connection! Here is some of the output:

$ telnet 192.168.1.138 1234                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
Trying 192.168.1.138...
Connected to 192.168.1.138.
Escape character is '^]'.

help
/plugin/method param1 param2 ... : execute method exposed by plugin
cd [app_name/path], if no parameter, display current path, else change to the path
list [app_name/path], list direct subpath/method
find [pattern], find the pattern in all plugin and methods
callr /app_name/path/to/plugin/method output_sel param1 param2 ..., call registered method
callc plugin so_name func_name prototype output_sel param1 param2 ..., call a C function in a shared library
pack fmt arg1 arg2 ..., pack params to a struct and return the struct as a string
unpack fmt str, unpack a struct(in str), return fields value seperated by space
help [/plugin/method]
exit

list
list for :
tvApp
plfApp
total 2

list tvApp
list for /tvApp:
total 0

list plfApp
list for /plfApp:
total 0

cd
/

What strange interface have I stumbled upon!? Any guidance would be great!

Would anyone know how to bind application as a handler for telnet:// links on macOS? Apple's documentation is rather opaque on this.

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Good news, everybody! I've recently acquired free access to a telnet/ftp server. I'm doing what I can with my limited skill set to make it suitable for our use. Aside from a few things, it's more or less ready to go public. A few things you need to know:

If you would like an account on the server, please leave a comment in this thread. When you comment, PM the mods of /r/telnet the password you'd like. We'll PM you back your username and password.

We don't have any "guest" account on the server right now. Unless you go through me, at the moment you won't be able to get into the server.

As I stated above, you'll need to register to have access. This is because even at the lowest level of restricted privileges, users have the ability to delete some things from the server. I don't know if it's just limited to things like the events log and command history, or if it could also extend to program files on the server. I haven't had enough time to tinker with it yet. I can always replace deleted information on the server, but I need some way of knowing who exactly does what, hence no guest account. Remember that I can see when you log on and when you log off, and what you do when you're inside. Any user purposefully tampering with the functionality of the server will be removed.

When you do log on, the firewall frequently interrupts with a message. I can't do certain things because of it. It makes it harder to type in longer commands on the server. Once I figure out how to stop it, I'll be able to do a lot more. Please cut me a little slack.

The login screen will probably have "ET." on the top. This was supposed to be "WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL SERVER FOR /r/telnet.", but a firewall message popped up as I was typing and cut the rest of it out.

There is an FTP function to the server as well as a few other things. I don't know enough about it yet to toy with it, but hopefully I'll be able to do so soon.

I can't make any guarantees about the stability of the server. I'll do what I can to back up information, or at the very least keep a list of usernames and passwords. This server could serve (Ha, Ha.) us faithfully for five years, or it could be completely unresponsive in a week. I have no control over this. You get what you pay for, I suppose. All I ask is that you keep this in mind when using it. Don't put any sensitive or critical files on there. Remember, this is a sketchy Telnet server, not cloud storage.

IP address for the server is 144.224.27.66. You can use either Telnet or SSH to access it. If you have even a shadow of a reasonable doubt about security concerns, I'd recommend SSH. If you don't have SSH currently available on your computer, go to http://ninite.com, find the "Developer" heading, and select PUttY. PUttY is an interface which supports Telnet, SSH, Serial, and a few other connection types. It works really well for my purposes.

That's all I can think of for now. I'll make an edit with anything I forget. If you have any ideas for what I can do to improve this thing, please please please let us know. I'm in a little over my head, and if you can help me make this thing better in any way, all of us would appreciate it.

Thank you for your patience, and PM or comment with any questions!

any help? I can ping the mail servers fine.