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Telnet allows users to connect to remote computers and access their resources through a client-server model of terminal emulation. The client software on a local computer connects to a remote host server, allowing the client to issue commands as if using the remote computer directly by emulating the expected keyboard and system of the remote host operating system. Telnet clients are available across all major operating systems including Unix, Linux, Windows, and Macintosh.
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- 1. How Telnet Works 1 . Telnet 2 . client/server model 3 . terminal emulation 4 . Telnet and Operating Systems
- 2. 1 . Telnet The Telnet is an Internet resource that lets you use the resources of a distant computer somewhere else in the world. From your own home or office, you can log on to another computer, issue commands just as if you were at that computer's keyboard, and then gain access to all the computer's resources.
- 3. 2Ìý.ÌýTheÌýclient/serverÌý model Telnet follows a client/server model, which means that you run a piece of software on your own PC(the client) to use the resources of a distant server computer. The distant computer is called the host.
- 4. 3Ìý.ÌýterminalÌýemulation Telnet gives you a way to use those menuing systems by using something called terminal emulation. It lets you use your computer to emulate the type of keyboard and computer that that each of the different computer system expect.
- 5. 4 . Telnet and Operating Systems ÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýÌýTelnet clients are available for all the major operating systems, including Unix, Linux, Macintosh, and all versions of Windows .
- 6. References http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telnet http://my.safaribooksonline.com/0789736268