How to Configure your Telnet Server in Linux Centos 7

In this video, I have explained How to Configure your Telnet Server in Linux Centos 7, Fedora, RHEL, and RED HAT platform in a virtual machine or VMware

How to Configure your Telnet Server in Linux Centos 7

Telnet is a type of client-server protocol that can be used to open a command line on a remote computer, typically a server.
Telnet Server allows command line access to an embedded module over an IP network. Telnet is a protocol used on a network to provide a two-way interactive command line interface (CLI) using a virtual terminal connection. User data and Telnet control information is transferred on a data connection using TCP.

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0:00 Intro
0:22 What is a telnet server?
1:03 Verify whether the Telnet server is installed or not
1:25 Installing TELNET Server
2:04 Start The Telnet Service
2:17 Enable the Telnet Service
2:27 Enable the Telnet Service through the firewall
2:56 Create users
3:45 Find the IP address using ifconfig
4:24 Telnet client-side configuration for remotely access
5:35 Command prompt of windows os
6:17 Remotely access the computer

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