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I've found this in the help, which seems to indicate that there is a telnet server for Windows XP:
ms-its:C:\WINDOWS\Help\telnet.chm::/telnetserver_und_conceptstopnode.htm
(copy the whole line including the ms-its into Internet Explorer, I don't think it will work in anything else but IE, and if you're using a dual-boot system with XP as the second OS, change the C:\ to a d:\)
Could somebody point me to a walkthrough on how to install and configure it? My google searches keep giving me results for Server 2000, Server 2003, or how to use the Telnet CLIENT in XP to connect to a telnet server.
If nobody can find a link, could somebody please post a walk-through? I can't find any interface for doing so, nor a list of command line commands to do it the hard way.
Oh, I know all about the weaknesses and limitations of telnet and why it's been replaced with SSH. I'm not concerned about the cleartext passwords as long as the traffic is restricted to the 4-port switch on my home network (192.168.1.0/24 subnet).
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ms-its:C:\WINDOWS\Help\telnet.chm::/telnetserver_und_conceptstopnode.htm
(copy the whole line including the ms-its into Internet Explorer, I don't think it will work in anything else but IE, and if you're using a dual-boot system with XP as the second OS, change the C:\ to a d:\)
Could somebody point me to a walkthrough on how to install and configure it? My google searches keep giving me results for Server 2000, Server 2003, or how to use the Telnet CLIENT in XP to connect to a telnet server.
If nobody can find a link, could somebody please post a walk-through? I can't find any interface for doing so, nor a list of command line commands to do it the hard way.
Oh, I know all about the weaknesses and limitations of telnet and why it's been replaced with SSH. I'm not concerned about the cleartext passwords as long as the traffic is restricted to the 4-port switch on my home network (192.168.1.0/24 subnet).
Continue reading...