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What Is Telnet Command and What Is Telnet Used For?

Telnet is a command line protocol used to manage different devices like Server, PC, Router, Switch, Camera, Firewall remotely. Telnet is a very simple protocol which provides simple remote connection and sending commands or data to the remote network connection. This makes telnet very popular among IT systems. Telnet generally comes after SSH for remote system management from the command line. History of Telnet Telnet protocol is created with the...

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How To Find And Change SSH Port Number?

ssh  is default protocol used to manage remote systems which are mainly Linux and Network Devices. As it is working over network connection and uses TCP it has a default port number which is 22  . In this tutorial we will look how to change the default port number from client and server point of view. List Server Port Configuration Linux ssh server configuration is stored in /etc/ssh folder with a...

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Remote Desktop Connection Manager (RDCMan) Tutorial

Windows system administrators generally prefer RDP for server management. Management some servers with Remote Desktop Tool is easy and practical. But If we have 50-100 or more servers it may become a nightmare. We have to remember their IP address or Hostnames and write to them every time we want to connect. There is a native solution provided by Microsoft named Remote Desktop Connection Manager or RDCMan. Download We can...

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