Simply change the Telnet port

One function of the terminal is to change the TELNET port. The interface after running is as follows:

C: \ WINNT \ system32> tlntadmn.exe

Microsoft (R) Windows 2000 (TM) (internal version 2195)

TelnetServer Admin (Build 5.00.99201.1)

Select one of the following options:

0) Exit the application.

1) list the current user

2) end a user's session...

3) display/change registry settings...

4) Start Service

5) stop the service

Enter the number of an option [0-5] to select this option:

Select 3 and press enter to go to the settings page:

Select one of the following options:

0) Exit the menu.

1) AllowTrustedDomain

2) AltKeyMapping

3) DefaultDomain

4) defashell Shell

5) LoginScript

6) MaxFailedLogins

7) NTLM

8) TelnetPort

Enter the number of an option [0-8] to select this option:

The third item is to change the TELNET port. The following is my personal change information:

Current TelnetPort value = 23

Do you want to change this value? [Y/n] y

TelnetPort [current value = 23;]: 2323

You do want to set TelnetPort to: 2323 [y/n]

Of course, you can also change to another port, as long as there is no conflict, there are many other functions, such as login script, the maximum number of login people, etc.; after completion, return to the upper level, stop and start again. The change is successful. There are many other functions in it. Please discover them slowly!