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telnet

Telnet protocol client for remote connections

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telnet -4 {ipv4} -6 {ipv6} -8 {binary} -a {login} -b {bind}

📎 ipv4 📎 ipv6 📎 binary 📎 login 📎 bind

telnet -4 {ipv4} -6 {ipv6} -8 {binary} -a {login} -b {bind}

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Capabilities

network.remote.telnet

network.remote.shell

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description	Aliases
`ipv4`	string	No	-	use only IPv4	`-4`, `--ipv4`
`ipv6`	string	No	-	use only IPv6	`-6`, `--ipv6`
`binary`	string	No	-	use an 8-bit data transmission	`-8`, `--binary`
`login`	string	No	-	attempt automatic login	`-a`, `--login`
`bind`	string	No	-	bind to specific local ADDRESS	`-b`, `--bind`
`no-rc`	string	No	-	do not read the user's .telnetrc file	`-c`, `--no-rc`
`debug`	string	No	-	turn on debugging	`-d`, `--debug`
`escape`	string	No	-	use CHAR as an escape character	`-e`, `--escape`
`no-escape`	string	No	-	use no escape character	`-E`, `--no-escape`
`no-login`	string	No	-	do not automatically login to the remote system	`-K`, `--no-login`
`user`	string	No	-	attempt automatic login as USER	`-l`, `--user`
`binary-output`	string	No	-	use an 8-bit data transmission for output only	`-L`, `--binary-output`
`trace`	file	No	-	record trace information into FILE	`-n`, `--trace`
`rlogin`	string	No	-	use a user-interface similar to rlogin	`-r`, `--rlogin`
`encrypt`	string	No	-	encrypt the data stream, if possible	`-x`, `--encrypt`
`realm`	string	No	-	obtain tickets for the remote host in REALM	`-k`, `--realm`
`disable-auth`	string	No	-	disable type ATYPE authentication	`-X`, `--disable-auth`
`help`	string	No	-	give this help list	`-?`, `--help`
`usage`	string	No	-	give a short usage message	`--usage`
`version`	string	No	-	print program version	`-V`, `--version`

Basic usage with ipv4

telnet ${ipv4}

Display help message

telnet --help

Connect to a remote host on a specified port

telnet hostname port

Open a telnet session without specifying a port (default to port 23)

telnet hostname

Open a telnet session with option for terminal type

telnet -l username hostname

Interrupt a running command or return to the telnet prompt

Ctrl + ] (Escape sequence, type this combo while in a telnet session)

Display telnet’s internal help

telnet help

Telnet quit command to exit the session

quit (Type this command within the telnet session to exit)

Set or show telnet options

telnet set option (Enter this within the telnet command line to configure options)

Send special telnet sequence to the host

send set_sequence_name (Enter this within a telnet session to send specific sequences such as break)

telnet is a command-line utility for telnet protocol client for remote connections.

telnet -4 {ipv4} -6 {ipv6} -8 {binary} -a {login} -b {bind}