Telnet Server Difficulties

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Tried turning the Telnet Server on.
[Control Panel : Programs and Features : Installed Updates : Turn Windows
Features on or off]
The process appeared to work, but I cannot get the system to accept telnet
connections from another system, and can find no way to set the server up to
accept and/or authorize specific clients. Telnet Server does not show up
under Start:Programs, or on the Control Panel.

Has anyone ever got this to work on Vista?
 
Jay Somerset said:
Tried turning the Telnet Server on.
[Control Panel : Programs and Features : Installed Updates : Turn Windows
Features on or off]
The process appeared to work, but I cannot get the system to accept telnet
connections from another system, and can find no way to set the server up
to
accept and/or authorize specific clients. Telnet Server does not show up
under Start:Programs, or on the Control Panel.
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No it's not at Control Panel or Start Programs. Unless I am missing
something here, when I was using Telnet I had to be at the Command Prompt.
Has anyone ever got this to work on Vista?
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Is the Telnet *service* enabled or disabled?

Is there a firewall active that's blocking the Telnet port.

You can go to the Windows Help for Telnet.
 
In addition to "turning on the Telnet / telnet server" you must start the
service via the mmc management services (run: services.msc) once that is done
you can use the command line: tlntadmn /?help for all the switches. (this is
as far as i have gotten)

now for my question:

Vista Home Pro:

when i try to log into the telnet serverlocally i receive the error that my
administrator account is not a member telnetclients group. Going off my
knowledge of xp home / pro... the home os does not have the users MMC Snapin
that allows you to make them members of any thing...

Please refrence this KB article: 298060

Joe Guidera said:
Don't forget to tell windows firewall to allow incoming connections on port
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Joe

Jay Somerset said:
Tried turning the Telnet Server on.
[Control Panel : Programs and Features : Installed Updates : Turn Windows
Features on or off]
The process appeared to work, but I cannot get the system to accept telnet
connections from another system, and can find no way to set the server up
to
accept and/or authorize specific clients. Telnet Server does not show up
under Start:Programs, or on the Control Panel.

Has anyone ever got this to work on Vista?
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