Fix-bash:telnet:command not found

I. BACKGROUND

The telnet command is usually used to telnet, for example: I installed the Memcache Service today, I would like to telnet remote login to see if it started normally.

two. problem

when I knocked down Telnet under a Linux virtual machine , I found the hint -bash:telnet:command not found:

We check to see if there is a Telnet-server server installed and the discovery is empty

#rpm-Q Telnet-server

：

Three. Resolve

First step: We first check if the Linux virtual machine has telnet client and telnet-server server installed

#rpm-Q Telnet

#rpm-Q Telnet-server

is blank, it means it's not installed.

Step two: Download telnet client and telnet-server server

Search http://rpm.pbone.net/Installation Package

Download:

telnet-server-0.17-25.i386.rpm Service Side

telnet-0.17-25.i386.rpm Client

Step three: Install the elnet client and telnet-server Server

#rpm-IVH telnet-0.17-25.i386.rpm

#rpm-IVH telnet-0.17-25.i386.rpm

：

the Linux virtual machine has not properly installed the Telnet client and the telnet-server server, check :

Fourth Step: Modify the configuration

#vi/etc/xinetd.d/telnet

Change disable= Yes to disable=no:

Restart Service

# Service xinetd Restart :

# service XINETD Status View state:

Let's check to see if Telnet is turned on:

Fifth step: Using the telnet command

#tenlnet IP Display login, indicating that the telnet command can be used:

Fix-bash:telnet:command not found