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Sunil K Sharma 09-19-2007 03:02 AM

Telnet
 
There is a hardware device that can be configured and monitored through Telnet. Telnet is possible to device from window machine only but when try to do telnet from fedora 2.X release through it connect to device and return user name and password prompts but after entering values it gives error invalid user name and password.

Checked and analysed using ethereal running on window and Linux machine there is extra character is sent.

How to disable sending these characters.

Regards
SKS

soroccoheaven 09-19-2007 06:15 AM

mr. sharma i think you should change you keyboard :)..
are you able to telnet from win machines ??..same time but not from Linux ?..

onebuck 09-19-2007 07:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Sunil K Sharma (Post 2896562)
There is a hardware device that can be configured and monitored through Telnet. Telnet is possible to device from window machine only but when try to do telnet from fedora 2.X release through it connect to device and return user name and password prompts but after entering values it gives error invalid user name and password.

Checked and analysed using ethereal running on window and Linux machine there is extra character is sent.

How to disable sending these characters.

Regards
SKS

Hi,

Is this from the same machine as a dual boot? What are the telnet options that you use to start the telnet session on both OS?

You should do a 'man telnet' to understand.

Wim Sturkenboom 09-19-2007 09:28 AM

The extra character is probably the carriage return (I think 0x0a). Configure your telnet to send it or not (no linux at hand to check).

Sunil K Sharma 09-19-2007 11:15 PM

Hi Wim Sturkenboom,

You said rightly. Can you explain how to configure telnet to stop sending these character from Fedora to Telnet session.
Rgd
SKS

soroccoheaven 09-20-2007 01:22 AM

ya this ..good catch ..this can be the problem..pls. read man telnet


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