Re: How to telnet two system

[Yang Yiqi <yyq public bta net cn>]

ssh works like charm!  I am a newbie too and I did not find much difficulty in 
setting up ssh. I'm actually ssh-ing to my RH 8.0 machine in the office and 
using its KMail to write this message.  ssh makes any remote control software 
for Windows look like rubbish ;-)  With my terminal running and ssh-ed to my 
office desktop, I can run GUI applications very fast through my home ADSL 
connection!  The performance is really great!

YYQ


在 星期五 27 十二月 2002 01:29，Rick Stevens 写道：
> gihas wrote:
> > Hai,
> > I am a new user in linux.I installed linux in two systems.
> > I want to telnet one system to another or rlogin.Both
> > I tried but it is telling connection refussed.I tried ping & it is
> > working fine .Internet is also working fine.What configuration change i
> > have to do for proper working of telnet.
>
> First, do NOT use telnet if the systems are exposed to the internet
> IN ANY WAY.  Use ssh instead.
>
> You must make sure that your firewall has a hole for either telnet
> (port 23) or ssh (port 22) in it at first.  You must then make sure
> that the telnet or ssh daemon is running.  To start telnet, try
> "service telnet start"; for ssh, "service sshd start".  To make sure
> they start on the next reboot, use "redhat-config-services" under
> 8.0, or ntsysv under versions 7.3 and lower.  Scroll down and make sure
> there checkbox next to the service (telnetd or sshd) is marked.
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