Telnet

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Telnet is a network protocol and command-line tool that allows users to remotely access and manage devices over a text-based terminal connection.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf application layer protocol
command-line tool
network protocol
remote access tool
remote terminal protocol
canAccess custom TCP services
mail servers for testing
web servers for testing
commonlyAvailableOn Unix
surface form: BSD

Linux
Unix-like operating systems
Windows
macOS
commonlyReplacedBy SSH
connectionType stateful
defaultPort 23
definedInRFC RFC 854
RFC 855
designedFor remote command execution
remote login
hasClient telnet command-line program
hasDrawback no built-in encryption
susceptible to credential theft
susceptible to eavesdropping
hasSecurityProperty insecure by modern standards
hasServer telnet daemon
introducedInYear 1969
operatesOnLayer application layer
OSIModelLayer layer 7
recommendedUsage only on trusted or isolated networks
runsOver IP
sessionOrientation full-duplex
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
supports interactive sessions
text-based terminal connection
supportsAuthentication username and password
supportsOptionNegotiation yes
transmits plaintext passwords
unencrypted data
usedFor debugging network services
network device management
remote server access
router configuration
switch configuration
testing TCP connectivity
usesEncoding ASCII
usesModel client-server model
usesTransportProtocol Transmission Control Protocol
surface form: TCP

Referenced by (22)

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RFC 855 basedOn Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet protocol
RFC 854 defines Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet WILL command
RFC 854 defines Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet WONT command
RFC 854 defines Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet DONT command
RFC 854 defines Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet end-of-line conventions
RFC 854 defines Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet timing and synchronization commands
RFC 854 defines Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet are-you-there signal
RFC 855 definesConcept Telnet
this entity surface form: WONT Telnet command
RFC 855 definesConcept Telnet
this entity surface form: DONT Telnet command
TCP/IP includesProtocol Telnet
RFC 855 networkProtocol Telnet
RFC 854 protocolSpecified Telnet
RFC 854 relatedProtocol Telnet
SSH replaced Telnet
RFC 855 standardizes Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet protocol options
Cisco IOS supportsProtocol Telnet
PuTTY supportsProtocol Telnet
RFC 854 title Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet Protocol Specification
RFC 855 updates Telnet
this entity surface form: Telnet protocol specification