I searched for many methods on the Internet to log on to Ubuntu using Windows. I started to install ssh first. However, I was prompted during the download that two packages could not be downloaded. I only switched to Telnet and read many articles, I finally finished it by drawing on the summary. 1: apt-getinstallopenbsd-inetd2: apt-getinstalltelnetd3: gedit/etc/inetd. conf add telnet & n
I searched for many methods on the Internet to log on to Ubuntu using Windows. I first started to install ssh. However, I was prompted that two packages could not be downloaded, but I only switched to Telnet,
I read many articles and learned from them.
1: apt-get install openbsd-inetd
2: apt-get install telnetd
3: Add telnet stream tcp nowait root/usr/sbin/tcpd/usr/sbin/in. telnetd to gedit/etc/inetd. conf
4:/etc/init. d/openbsd-inetd restart
5: netstat-a | grep telnet: tcp 0 0 *: telnet *: * LISTEN
6: telnet localhost and enter the user name and password to log on.
This is to log on to the local computer. In windows, you can enter "telnet ******", which is the ubuntu IP address.
7: Use logout to exit the terminal.