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Linux telnet session
Name: Mayank Date: March 29, 2002 at 20:19:17 Pacific
Comment:
Please provide me a step by step procedure to connect two or more computers using linux 6.2,i want telnet sessions and X-windows sessions among my systems.. regards Mayank
Name: Calvin Date: March 31, 2002 at 21:23:16 Pacific
Reply:
First of all, you should NEVER use telnet if you can avoid it. Telnet is a welcome flag to hackers, and offers unenecrypted passwords to be sent over the network.
USE SSH
Secondly, I need to know how you want to connect the systems together. Are you trying to share files, remote administer them, set up an X server and an X client? More information would be greatly appreciated. Check out the www.linuxdoc.org how-tos as most of them will have step by step instructions on how to set up most networking services you could want to use. Good luck
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