Introduction To Telnet / Ssh Client

Introduction to Telnet / SSH Client Connecting to a remote computer

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What is Telnet / SSH Client? • Internet tools providing remote login capabilities to computers on the Internet • One computer can connect to another to use its services • Connecting Privileges: guest - usually logins are not required full - requires username and password. 2

How will I use telnet? • Connect to unixs.cis.pitt.edu (full privilege) • Connect to vms.cis.pitt.edu (full privilege) • Connect to computers where you do not have an account (guest privilege)

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Some Telnet Examples • telnet unixs.cis.pitt.edu: login to your unixs account • telnet locis.loc.gov: Connect to the Library of Congress • telnet to Pitt library system: -http(or telnet)://library.pitt.edu

• telnet madlab.sprl.umich.edu 3000 -Connect to Weather Underground at University of Michigan

• telnet penpages.psu.edu -Connect to Penpages at Penn State University

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Telnet from Windows NT

SSH Client Windows XP

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choose remote system then enter host name

Telnet from Windows NT and SSH Client from Windows XP

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Telnet from a Web browser

telnet from Internet Explorer

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Telneting from a Web browser

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Telnet from Unix

type command

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ds.internic.net

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general information

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Connecting to the Library of Congress

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type 1, press ENTER

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Connecting to Weather Underground

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Connecting to PenPages

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enter your state’s abbreviation

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Connecting to National Institutes of Health

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main menu

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Connecting to Stanford’s Online Catalogs

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login

terminal type

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