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alright, here are boxes you can telnet or ftp to, the username is always brainxx, the pass is always X7bRB2b
HP OpenVMS 8.3 telnet to td183.testdrive.hp.com
HP OpenVMS 8.3 telnet to td184.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i 11.11 telnet to td192.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v2 telnet to td191.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v2 telnet to td164.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v2 telnet to td176.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v3 telnet to td193.testdrive.hp.com
Debian GNU/Linux 3.1r2 on intel telnet to td140.testdrive.hp.com
Debian GNU/Linux 3.1r0 on Intel telnet to td156.testdrive.hp.com
Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0 telnet to td153.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td163.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td185.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on AMD telnet to td189.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td177.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td188.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td178.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 5.0(Beta) telnet to td158.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 5.0(Beta) telnet to td159.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 5.0(Beta) telnet to td160.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on Intel telnet to td162.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on Intel telnet to td186.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on AMD telnet to td190.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on AMD telnet to td179.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on Intel telnet to td187.testdrive.hp.com
FreeBSD 6.1 on Intel telnet to td150.testdrive.hp.com
FreeBSD 6.1 on Intel telnet to td152.testdrive.hp.com
Microsoft Ent Svr 2003 on Intel rdp to td197.testdrive.hp.com
Microsoft Ent Svr 2003 on AMD rdp to td198.testdrive.hp.com
MicroSoft Ent Svr 2003 on Intel rdp to td199.testdrive.hp.com
Oracle Rbd on OpenVMS telnet to td183.testdrive.hp.com
enjoy...
HP OpenVMS 8.3 telnet to td183.testdrive.hp.com
HP OpenVMS 8.3 telnet to td184.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i 11.11 telnet to td192.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v2 telnet to td191.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v2 telnet to td164.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v2 telnet to td176.testdrive.hp.com
HP-UX 11i v3 telnet to td193.testdrive.hp.com
Debian GNU/Linux 3.1r2 on intel telnet to td140.testdrive.hp.com
Debian GNU/Linux 3.1r0 on Intel telnet to td156.testdrive.hp.com
Mandriva Corporate Server 4.0 telnet to td153.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td163.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td185.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on AMD telnet to td189.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td177.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td188.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 4.0 on Intel telnet to td178.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 5.0(Beta) telnet to td158.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 5.0(Beta) telnet to td159.testdrive.hp.com
Red Hat Ent AS 5.0(Beta) telnet to td160.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on Intel telnet to td162.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on Intel telnet to td186.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on AMD telnet to td190.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on AMD telnet to td179.testdrive.hp.com
SuSE Linux Ent 10 on Intel telnet to td187.testdrive.hp.com
FreeBSD 6.1 on Intel telnet to td150.testdrive.hp.com
FreeBSD 6.1 on Intel telnet to td152.testdrive.hp.com
Microsoft Ent Svr 2003 on Intel rdp to td197.testdrive.hp.com
Microsoft Ent Svr 2003 on AMD rdp to td198.testdrive.hp.com
MicroSoft Ent Svr 2003 on Intel rdp to td199.testdrive.hp.com
Oracle Rbd on OpenVMS telnet to td183.testdrive.hp.com
enjoy...
- bad_brain
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telnet is a networking protocol for remote access. it is a little outdated already because it is sending all data unencrypted through the connection, the successor of telnet is SSH which uses encryption....but well, for fun stuff telnet is still ok (but not for transmission of sensitive data).
how to telnet:
it's very simple, open command prompt and type:
somplace.com is the target you want to connect to, and 1234 is the service (port number) you want to contact....
how to telnet:
it's very simple, open command prompt and type:
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telnet somplace.com 1234
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depends on the server (service) you connect to...let's say you want to connect to an SMTP server, you simply connect to port 25:
depending on what is allowed you can use the SMTP server commands to send a mail for example...
same example, just another service:
this time it's an connection to port 21 (which is the default port for FTP).
so if the FTP service is available you can use the FTP commands to transfer files for example...
telnet is just providing the connections.....
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telnet blahblah.org 25
same example, just another service:
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telnet blahblah.org 21
so if the FTP service is available you can use the FTP commands to transfer files for example...
telnet is just providing the connections.....
- bad_brain
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like I said above, once the connection is established it depends on the service... when connected to an FTP server it wouldn't make much sense to try SMTP commands, right?
here is a list of FTP commands:
http://www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm
but to type help is always worth a try, depending on the server you can get a list of supported commands this way...
here is a list of FTP commands:
http://www.nsftools.com/tips/RawFTP.htm
but to type help is always worth a try, depending on the server you can get a list of supported commands this way...
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Re: linux?
simply browse the Linux board, and if you have questions just post there...vex390 wrote:ok, obviously there is an advantage about linux that nobody has told me. care to help?
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Should i be anonymous before logging in on one of those?
I understand how to telnet, even joined some BBS today
but how do i SSH? everytime i try in PuTTy to connect via SSH instead of telnet i have problems. what is a good SSH to connect to that will work?
or is there a good tutorial plz? i must have read atleast 10 of them today but none explain how to connect via SSH or a good SSH address to practice with and be anonymous, i would like to be anonymous on irc. I can ge on via telnet easy but SSH connection is giving me problems.
thanks!
I understand how to telnet, even joined some BBS today
but how do i SSH? everytime i try in PuTTy to connect via SSH instead of telnet i have problems. what is a good SSH to connect to that will work?
or is there a good tutorial plz? i must have read atleast 10 of them today but none explain how to connect via SSH or a good SSH address to practice with and be anonymous, i would like to be anonymous on irc. I can ge on via telnet easy but SSH connection is giving me problems.
thanks!
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first:
then:
will give you a command overview...so to open a connection you can either do:
or:
what happens next depends on the remote system, for remote shells it's usually a login procedure...
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telnet
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help
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telnet whatever.com
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telnet
open whatever.com