Telnet Service setup under Linux system

First step: using Yum List | grep telnet

Step Two: Use yum-y install Telnet-server telnet

Step three: Install the XINETD service and restart the XINETD service

Yum-y Install xinetd

Service xinetd Restart

Chkconfig xinetd on

Chkconfig Telnet on

Chkconfig--list | grep xinetd

Chkconfig--list | grep telnet

Fourth step: Set the root user remote login Telnet service, by default, the system does not allow the root user telnet remote login, if you want to use the root user directly login need to set the following:

echo "pts/0" >>/etc/securetty

echo "PTS/1" >>/etc/securetty

Restart Telnet service after completion

Service xinetd Restart

Fifth Step: Modify the firewall settings, open port 23rd through

Iptables-a input-m State--state new-m tcp-p TCP--dport 23-j ACCEPT

Save Firewall Policy

Service Iptables Save

To restart the Firewall service:

Service Iptables Restart

Fifth step: Log in with Windows client root Telnet

Telnet 192.168.0.168

Sixth step, modify the use of Windows to Telnet server garbled

Open a Command Prompt window first, use the CHCP command to change the code page to 65001 (UTF-8), then change the font used by the Command Prompt window to Lucida Console, and then telnet to the server (not tested, you should see the normal kanji)

C:\>chcp 65001

C:\>telnet SERVER PORT

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Telnet Service setup under Linux system