¡Hola!
> + telnet 157.253.054.5 with telnet 157.253.54.5???
> + When i run the first telnet under bash i get:
> + Trying to connect 157.253.44.5...
> + What happened???
> Well, this does not seem to be the case for 192.... address ranges.
The diference is not that you're using 192.somthing adresses, but that
2 (decimal) == 2 (octal)
If you try 192.168.054.35 telnet'll try to contact 192.169.44.35...
> bash$ telnet 192.168.002.35
> Trying 192.168.2.35...
> Connected to 192.168.002.35.
> ^D
> bash$ telnet 192.168.02.35
> Trying 192.168.2.35...
> Connected to 192.168.02.35.
> ^D
> bash$ telnet 157.253.054.5
> Trying 157.253.44.5...
> ^D
> Sharad.
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