Well, I think its a fine idea. When I was an underclassman at CP I had people screwing with control of my terminals when I used Telnet, particularly when xhost was involved. I was quite happy to learn of SSH. I also was informed at the time that xhost is a risky thing to use. Telnet has its uses either way.
How was it that you get into a cisco router? I know you use telnet to speak with HP directjet nics as well. Not sure about the routers, but I think some use telnet as well. But I suppose I digress... On 7/28/05, Ray Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, Rob wrote: > > > Actually, the best use of telnet I've seen is the way that this site uses > > it to play back transcripts of Kevin Mitnick's sessions when they busted > > his ass ;-) > > > > http://www.takedown.com/evidence/transcripts/index.html > > > > Basically, they have you telnet to a port, and you can watch his entire > > screen captures. Very cool. > > > > It's only a matter of time before somebody else posts this. > In fact, I may have heard of this host from you guys, but > here we go: > > telnet://towel.blinkenlights.nl > > - Ray >
