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Originally posted by DavidPhillips
maybe it's not worth the trouble, since you can use ssh. but it would be nice to see what it is.
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only problem is that i don't use SSH, i use telnet. :-\
i have to use telnet from work, because the firewall here doesn't support ssh connections, only telnet. cause i need to telnet into my work firewall in order to make any sort of connection outside the intranet (they're very tight on port access around here). so unfortunately, telnet is the only option to get into my network.
however, my firewall is setup to only accept connections from my machine here at work any drop any other syn packets to port 23. and any attempts to connect via ssh are sent to another machine, which has a completely different set of login credentials, so any cleartext passwords sniffed via my telnet connection are useless unless you happen to sit down at my machine here at work. so it's fairly secure. :-)
anyways, so i need to use telnet. i can live with it (and have for months now) since i'm the only one who logs in via telnet, but it's still a problem i'd like to solve.