Scott wrote:

> Is there definitely a telnet server running on the Linux machine?  It
> might be disabled in xinet.d or it might be blocked by the Linux
> firewall. In general, most machines don't allow telnet by default
> anymore as it's considered very insecure.
> 

Yeah, as far as I know, telnet is deprecated, and ssh is the standard.


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