Arg! the telnet client is disabled by default in Vista
I'm trying to fix my dad's website, after his gallery suffered a sql injection and his database is no longer with us. I needed to check if port 2077 was open on the server to map a folder as a drive on my windows explorer after a few problems with my ftp connection timing out.
To make the story short, how to enable the telnet client on Vista:
Go to Control Panel.
Go to Programs.
Go to Program and Features.
Click Turn Windows Feature on or off.
Check mark the telnet client.
To make the story short, how to enable the telnet client on Vista:
Go to Control Panel.
Go to Programs.
Go to Program and Features.
Click Turn Windows Feature on or off.
Check mark the telnet client.
Labels: vista
posted by Lizet Pena de Sola at
8:35 PM
2 Comments:
I include putty in my Vista installs (by default)...far more versatile ;)
Do you mean you have putty installed?
So do i but so far I had only used to SSH into Unix servers not to telnet, shame on me...
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