Windows Telnet to Linux

This article takes Ubuntu Kylin1404 as an example to show how to Telnet to Linux via Windows.

First, make sure that the SSH service on Ubuntu is performing properly. By default, Ubuntu is equipped with sshclient. For example, when you enter SSH localhost, the terminal will be prompted not to establish a connection, or enter password. This indicates that a sshclient has been installed. In order to open the service. You must enter the sudo apt-get install openssh-server in the terminal yourself to install the server.

After the installation is complete. The SSH service is turned on by default.

In the Windows system. Assume that the SSH client software is selected as the sshclient. There will be a case of garbled Chinese. After reviewing some information on the Internet, it is found that the character set of Unbuntu is inconsistent with the character set of the SSH client and is not easy to match.

Therefore, it is best to replace other sshclient. After investigation, Putty and Xshell were found to be able to solve this problem.

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Windows Telnet to Linux