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In the past, when I telnet into the DNS server, I type the username and password, then should get a list of files and I go from there to edit the files. Now, when I telnet to the server, I enter the username and password, receive a message of the last person to login and then no list of file names. I cannot use any commands. Please help, I do not know how or why this happened.
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