Of course, if you leave the
port open and use poor security, someone will still get in.
sec = [+/-]NTLM [+/-]PASSWD Determines the acceptable security (authentication) mechanisms.
Allowing NTLM enables the user to log in using their default Windows username and
password.
mode = {Console | Stream} Controls how the server reacts to control character input.
Always use console mode to ensure users can use applications such as EDIT.
Executing Commands Remotely with the Telnet Utility
The Telnet utility manages Telnet sessions at the command prompt. You??™ll start the Telnet client at
a command prompt by typing Telnet and pressing Enter. Telnet displays a Welcome message, the
escape character, and a Microsoft Telnet prompt. This utility uses the following syntax:
TELNET [-a][-e escape char][-f log file][-l user][-t term][host [port]]
COMMUNICATING WITH TELNET 443
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
-a Performs an automatic logon using the currently logged on username and password. This
option works about the same as the -l option except you don??™t have to specify the username.
Windows XP and above ignore this option if you have NTLM security enabled.
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