telnet
I have got three computers at my home[A,B,C] ( all connected to each other), now I connect to B from A using telnet( $telnet ip_B) , but when I try to connect to C using this telnet session( telnet > open ip_C) , I get this error, "already connected to xxx". Is it possible to connect A to B and then use that session to connect to C, so that C finds that the request is being asked by B.
Can telnet do this, or is there any other service, that might be helpful. Please do not mention ssh. |
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This all depends on your network setup, firewalls, etc. And if you don't like people mentioning SSH....too bad. SSH replaced telnet years ago, for a wide variety of reasons. Telnet is BAD to use, period, so upgrading is always going to be suggested. If you don't like the suggestions, then don't post the question. |
Thanks for your suggestion.
I don't have anything against ssh, I know it's more secure and a great service. What I am trying to do is, using the command line telnet to B from A, this connects me to the B, now since ''[' is the escape character, pressing ctrl+[ , sends me to the telnet command prompt while I am still connected to B, now how can I connect to C using this command prompt, since on doing "telnet> open xxx" , I get the error, already connected to yyy. Is it possible to achieve this? I don't have any firewalls on any of the three systems. Or if there is any other method , can you explain it to me ? |
sounds like you're still trying to open a connection from A. ctrl+[ seems arbitrary and possibly the root cause. When you're telnetted into another machine you should be able to run
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telnet ip_C |
Maybe I am not making myself clear, what I want is to connect A to B,
A> telnet B connected to B Escape character is '^]'. now 'pressing ctrl+]' telnet> open C error?already connected to B. so how can I achieve this using telnet. |
Telnet can only open one connection at a time. When you escape back to the telnet prompt, the connection is still open, unless you issue the close command.
--- rod. |
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And you're very clear, but are obviously having problems with basic concepts. Kind of like saying "I want to call my friend Bob, and when I get him on the phone, I want him to call Sally. So when Bob answers, I hang up....." |
oh thanks ,got it.
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