Telnet Issue with Fedora 9
 

I have Fedora 9 installed on my Hp Laptop and I have Windows Vista on my other Hp Laptop. I also have Red Hat installed in a Desktop system. The issue that I have is that I can telnet OUT anywhere from my Hp Laptop that has Fedora on it but I cannot telnet in any time. I have tried everything that I could even taking the Security off the Hp Fedora. I am at a loss. I have tried to send may messages to see if anyone can hep but to no avail.

Leo Leavitt
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leoleavitt@wdsdev.net [2]


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Telnet Issue with Fedora 9
 

The most likely scenario is that while the telnet client is installed, the
telnet server is not installed on the workstation. You can run the yum utility,
and do a search for the telnet-server package.

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Subject: Telnet Issue with Fedora 9

I have Fedora 9 installed on my Hp Laptop and I have Windows Vista on my other
Hp Laptop. I also have Red Hat installed in a Desktop system. The issue that I
have is that I can telnet OUT anywhere from my Hp Laptop that has Fedora on it
but I cannot telnet in any time. I have tried everything that I could even
taking the Security off the Hp Fedora. I am at a loss. I have tried to send may
messages to see if anyone can hep but to no avail.

Leo Leavitt
lleav@msn.com [1]
leoleavitt@wdsdev.net [2]


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[2] mailto:leoleavitt@wdsdev.net


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Telnet Issue with Fedora 9
 

On Wed, 2008-08-27 at 19:35 +0200, Leo Leavitt (leoleav) wrote:
> I have Fedora 9 installed on my Hp Laptop and I have Windows Vista on my other Hp Laptop. I also have Red Hat installed in a Desktop system. The issue that I have is that I can telnet OUT anywhere from my Hp Laptop that has Fedora on it but I cannot telnet in any time. I have tried everything that I could even taking the Security off the Hp Fedora. I am at a loss. I have tried to send may messages to see if anyone can hep but to no avail.
>
> Leo Leavitt
> lleav@msn.com [1]
> leoleavitt@wdsdev.net [2]
>
>
> Links:
> ------
> [1] mailto:lleav@msn.com
> [2] mailto:leoleavitt@wdsdev.net

The telnet server software is not installed by default in Fedora; the
reason for this is that it's quite insecure to send login (and other)
information across the network in plaintext. The ssh service is an
encrypted alternative and is enabled by default (free Windows ssh
clients are available, such as putty[0]).

-Chris

[0] http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

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Telnet Issue with Fedora 9
 

I hope you guys can help ASAP.

I am running Fedora 9 in Vmware

I am running XP in vmware

I am trying to connect to my telnet server from the XP VM or my main XP host.

I can ping the Linux IP for telnet, it just cant connect to that port.

telnet-server and everything is running fine because i can telnet to my telnet server from the linux OS.

I have disabled the firewalls.

any suggestions ?


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