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How to do autologin for telnet ?
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I am interested in logging into some systems via telnet automatically. I do not want to send any username & password by hand or by script. Security is not an issue. It is just a home network. How do I do it ?. Is there any file that telnet daemon reads and configures itself to allow auto login ?? I expect the session to be like this. telnet 192.168.1.50 root# |
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