When I activate the Telnet in W2k, the communication between Red Hat 9
and W2k is now working both direction now, thanks for the advice. and I will try VNC as surak advice - Thanks too. --------------------------------------------------------------------- felipe_alfaro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: On Sun, 2004-01-11 at 01:31, Barry Yu wrote:When I am in Windows 2k I could use Telnet to remote host Red Hat 9 and have command controll over it. But when I tried to use Telnet from the same Red Hat 9 machine to Telnet to same W2k machine, I was getting Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused. Can someone help? Tks.Windows doesn't enable the Telnet service by default. You'll need to enable the Telnet service, then start it up. Also, if you're using the Internet Connection Firewall, sure any incoming traffic targeted to port 23 is allowed. Also, as a security measure, I don't recommend you using telnet at all. Either when connecting to RHL9 or W2K, you're sending your username and password in clear text (i.e., not cyphered) where it can be easily captured. I would use a more secure remote access service, like SSH, or a Kerberized telnet client and server (which Windows lacks). |