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Telnet
Name: Kevin Date: November 23, 1999 at 12:51:57 Pacific
Comment:
I am having a problem using telnet in Windows NT. It works fine for me with 95 or 98 but I can't connect with NT. I was wondering if any additional configuration is required to use it with NT. For the others I just log on to the internet, go to start,RUN, and type telnet and IP address. If anyone can help I would sure appreciate it.
Name: Danny Date: November 28, 1999 at 11:06:04 Pacific
Reply:
when using telnet, u have to enter a portnumber for instance, connecting to the POP3-server of my account, I goto RUN and enter the following: telnet:pop.wxs.nl:110 which: telnet ->application pop.wxs.nl -> address 110 -> portnumber if you want sites to telnet you have to use port: 80 or 21 for ftp sites ;-)
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