Why does Vista not have telnet anymore?
is there an equivilant we should be using ?>?
also why doenst PowerShell work on vista.. it seems i was much better off using a beta version of vista than i am the RTM
even Media Center doesnt work anymore...
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Dr Herbie
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When you say powershell doesn't work, do you mean that it's not installed, or that it is installed but doesn't work?
See this thread over in Techoff.
Herbie -
Vista has telnet, it's just not installed by default anymore.
In the control panel, pick Turn Windows features on or off. From the list, scroll down and check Telnet Client. Click OK to install it. -
sweet thank you..
anyone know if there is a secure telnet server yet in windows....
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conkerjoe wrote:anyone know if there is a secure telnet server yet in windows....
Do you mean SSH? There are several options, from Cygwin to ssh.com to a win32 build of OpenSSH.
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conkerjoe wrote:sweet thank you..
anyone know if there is a secure telnet server yet in windows....
thanks for the PS link
I remember seeing a (non-secure) telnet service on windows xp pro, but it disappeared on vista.
If you want a SSHD on vista then you have to install cygwin. -
Telnet is in Vista but its not installed by default. You can install it from the Programs applet in control panel.
Edit: I'm blind. -
Check out Poderosa, if you haven't already done so.
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cheong
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sanatgersappa wrote:Check out Poderosa, if you haven't already done so.
I've installed and played with it for a while, and have to say that if you have to work with non-Japanese MBCS, the support is plain horrible.
The BBS that I used to go to uses Big5 character set, the ASCIIArt menu broke apart hopelessly... I'd say that although it's a Japanese Government funded project, don't they have provision to support other languages as well? :O
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