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How To Enable Telnet on Windows 10
In this guide, we want to teach you How To Enable Telnet Command on Windows 10.
Telnet is a network protocol used to virtually access a computer and to provide a two-way, collaborative, and text-based communication channel between two machines.
It follows a user command Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) networking protocol for creating remote sessions. On the web, Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) simply enable users to request specific files from remote computers, while, through Telnet, users can log on as regular users with the privileges they are granted to the specific applications and data on that computer.
Telnet (client) is not enabled by default on Windows 10. You can easily follow this guide to do it.
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Steps To Enable Telnet on Windows 10
To complete this guide, you must log in to your Windows Client and follow the steps below.
Enabling Telnet From PowerShell
The first method to enable your Telnet is to use the PowerShell Admin. Right-click the Start button, and choose Windows PowerShell (Admin).
Then, run the following command from your PowerShell Admin:
Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature –Online –FeatureName TelnetClient –AllWith this command, your Telnet is available on both PowerShell and CMD.
Enabling Telnet From Control Panel
Alternatively, you can install Telnet Client by going to Control Panel | Programs and Features | Turn Windows features on and off. From there, you need to check the box next to Telnet (client) and click Ok.
At this point, your telnet client is enabled and available to use.
How to Use Telnet on Windows 10
At this point, we want to show you the basic usage of Telnet to check open ports.
The General Telnet syntax for testing open ports is:
telnet <address> <port number>The command accepts both symbolic and numeric addresses. For example:
telnet 127.0.0.1 80After running the Telnet command on Windows, one of the following three options happen:
1. The command throws an error, indicating the port is not available for connection.
2. The command goes to a blank screen, indicating the port is available.
3. Running the command on an open port 23 displays the screen of the telnet host, confirming an established Telnet connection.
Conclusion
At this point, you have learned to Enable Telnet on Windows 10 and see how to check open ports.
Hope you enjoy it.
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