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Old 02-06-2006
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telnet ans ssh

Hi all,

I need few information as follows:

1. I am acessing one the machine uismg putty at port no 12023 using telnet service.

My question is i heard by defalult the port for telnet is 23. Why it is 12023 in my case. Also where can i change it.

2. i install new debian server. And then i install ssh.
i am able to ssh to another debian server. But when i am trying from a windows machine to that new debian server i am unable to ssh.

what might be the problem.

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Gauri
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Old 02-06-2006
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Hi Gauri !

1. check for telnet configuration file. In that file change the default port from 12023 to 23. then restart telnet daemon. this will make telnet daemon to listen on 23rd port


2.First check whether sshd is running or not by
ps -ef | grep "sshd"
if it is not running start it with command :
/etc/init.d/sshd start
then u will be able to connect to the debian server

check if these solve the problems if not revert back

Narsing
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