Definition of telnet in English:

telnet

nounPlural telnets ˈtɛlnɛtˈtɛlˌnɛt

mass nounComputing

1A network protocol that allows a user on one computer to log into another computer that is part of the same network.
Example sentencesExamples
- By connecting through the console server to a device console using simple telnet, the network manager is able to do so without the need for vendor-specific or other specialized software.
- To allow telnet access into a Cisco router, configure the VTY lines with a password and the login command.
- The technology also searches for known viral vulnerabilities such as ‘listening’ ports, open shares and well-known applications in use throughout the network, such as Microsoft IIS, ftp and telnet.
- But inside such a network, rlogin, telnet and the other r * commands give excellent and much more convenient service within their respective realms of use.
- Using packet filtering, firewalls can restrict the types of activity allowed, such as permitting web access and email but denying telnet and ftp.
1. 1.1count noun A program that establishes a connection from one computer to another by means of telnet.
  Example sentencesExamples
  One of the applications that we used at the time was a telnet emulator called Kermit.
  With no fancy graphic interfaces or elaborate designs, a user simply connects to a server using a MOO client program or telnet, logs in and begins interacting within the environment.
  This doesn't seem like much time to wait when browsing a Web site but imagine trying to use a program like telnet.
  If the user is to be allowed to enter privileged exec mode during a telnet session, an enable password or enable secret must be set.
2. 1.2count noun A link established using a telnet program.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Oooh, I see you've a large number of telnet connections to dialup lines in the Netherlands.
  Once the dæmon is running, connect from a terminal window by doing a telnet to the port you defined.
  Thus, a telnet connection between two computers will almost certainly include two IP addresses, an arbitrary port on the client, and the well-known port 23 on the server.

verbtelnets, telnetted, telnetting ˈtɛlnɛtˈtɛlˌnɛt

[no object]Computing informal

Log into a remote computer using a telnet program.
Example sentencesExamples
- This password would apply to all five simultaneous Telnet connections if more than one user were telnetting in at once.
- There's also another method to use so the user is placed directly into privileged exec mode when telnetting in, avoiding the enable password prompt.
- So far, we have been telnetting or SSHing to each machine one at a time to get the new root password in, because the root password won't map to each machine.
- After the UNIX script telnets to the EM and executes the configuration script, the EM is fully configured.
- Just five years ago, cutting-edge college students were telnetting to their University libraries to find research materials.

Derivatives

telnettable

adjective

Computing

AnotherNet BBS is a telnettable Synchronet Bulletin Board System featuring 100% spam-free text-based discussion groups, games, chat, and more.
Example sentencesExamples
- So we either need to telnet into the CE box, then telnet from there into the linux machine, or find a way to have the linux machine be telnettable from outside the 255.255.255.0 subnet.
- I used DG for some time in a similar environment, but with ancient terminal annex devices that were telnettable (TCP / IP), that used serial ports (on the DG box).

Origin

1970s: blend of telecommunication and network.

Definition of telnet in US English:

telnet

nounˈtelˌnetˈtɛlˌnɛt

Computing

1A network protocol that allows a user on one computer to log into another computer that is part of the same network.
Example sentencesExamples
- By connecting through the console server to a device console using simple telnet, the network manager is able to do so without the need for vendor-specific or other specialized software.
- To allow telnet access into a Cisco router, configure the VTY lines with a password and the login command.
- But inside such a network, rlogin, telnet and the other r * commands give excellent and much more convenient service within their respective realms of use.
- Using packet filtering, firewalls can restrict the types of activity allowed, such as permitting web access and email but denying telnet and ftp.
- The technology also searches for known viral vulnerabilities such as ‘listening’ ports, open shares and well-known applications in use throughout the network, such as Microsoft IIS, ftp and telnet.
1. 1.1 A program that establishes a connection from one computer to another by means of a telnet program.
  Example sentencesExamples
  This doesn't seem like much time to wait when browsing a Web site but imagine trying to use a program like telnet.
  If the user is to be allowed to enter privileged exec mode during a telnet session, an enable password or enable secret must be set.
  With no fancy graphic interfaces or elaborate designs, a user simply connects to a server using a MOO client program or telnet, logs in and begins interacting within the environment.
  One of the applications that we used at the time was a telnet emulator called Kermit.
2. 1.2 A link established by a telnet program.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Oooh, I see you've a large number of telnet connections to dialup lines in the Netherlands.
  Thus, a telnet connection between two computers will almost certainly include two IP addresses, an arbitrary port on the client, and the well-known port 23 on the server.
  Once the dæmon is running, connect from a terminal window by doing a telnet to the port you defined.

verbˈtelˌnetˈtɛlˌnɛt

[no object]Computing informal

Log into a remote computer using a telnet program.
Example sentencesExamples
- Just five years ago, cutting-edge college students were telnetting to their University libraries to find research materials.
- There's also another method to use so the user is placed directly into privileged exec mode when telnetting in, avoiding the enable password prompt.
- After the UNIX script telnets to the EM and executes the configuration script, the EM is fully configured.
- So far, we have been telnetting or SSHing to each machine one at a time to get the new root password in, because the root password won't map to each machine.
- This password would apply to all five simultaneous Telnet connections if more than one user were telnetting in at once.

Origin

1970s: blend of telecommunication and network.

单词	telnet
释义	Definition of telnet in English: telnet nounPlural telnets ˈtɛlnɛtˈtɛlˌnɛt mass nounComputing 1A network protocol that allows a user on one computer to log into another computer that is part of the same network. Example sentencesExamples By connecting through the console server to a device console using simple telnet, the network manager is able to do so without the need for vendor-specific or other specialized software. To allow telnet access into a Cisco router, configure the VTY lines with a password and the login command. The technology also searches for known viral vulnerabilities such as ‘listening’ ports, open shares and well-known applications in use throughout the network, such as Microsoft IIS, ftp and telnet. But inside such a network, rlogin, telnet and the other r commands give excellent and much more convenient service within their respective realms of use.* Using packet filtering, firewalls can restrict the types of activity allowed, such as permitting web access and email but denying telnet and ftp. 1.1count noun A program that establishes a connection from one computer to another by means of telnet. Example sentencesExamples One of the applications that we used at the time was a telnet emulator called Kermit. With no fancy graphic interfaces or elaborate designs, a user simply connects to a server using a MOO client program or telnet, logs in and begins interacting within the environment. This doesn't seem like much time to wait when browsing a Web site but imagine trying to use a program like telnet. If the user is to be allowed to enter privileged exec mode during a telnet session, an enable password or enable secret must be set. 1.2count noun A link established using a telnet program. Example sentencesExamples Oooh, I see you've a large number of telnet connections to dialup lines in the Netherlands. Once the dæmon is running, connect from a terminal window by doing a telnet to the port you defined. Thus, a telnet connection between two computers will almost certainly include two IP addresses, an arbitrary port on the client, and the well-known port 23 on the server. verbtelnets, telnetted, telnetting ˈtɛlnɛtˈtɛlˌnɛt [no object]Computing informal Log into a remote computer using a telnet program. Example sentencesExamples This password would apply to all five simultaneous Telnet connections if more than one user were telnetting in at once. There's also another method to use so the user is placed directly into privileged exec mode when telnetting in, avoiding the enable password prompt. So far, we have been telnetting or SSHing to each machine one at a time to get the new root password in, because the root password won't map to each machine. After the UNIX script telnets to the EM and executes the configuration script, the EM is fully configured. Just five years ago, cutting-edge college students were telnetting to their University libraries to find research materials. Derivatives telnettable adjective Computing AnotherNet BBS is a telnettable Synchronet Bulletin Board System featuring 100% spam-free text-based discussion groups, games, chat, and more. Example sentencesExamples So we either need to telnet into the CE box, then telnet from there into the linux machine, or find a way to have the linux machine be telnettable from outside the 255.255.255.0 subnet. I used DG for some time in a similar environment, but with ancient terminal annex devices that were telnettable (TCP / IP), that used serial ports (on the DG box). Origin 1970s: blend of telecommunication and network. Definition of telnet in US English: telnet nounˈtelˌnetˈtɛlˌnɛt Computing 1A network protocol that allows a user on one computer to log into another computer that is part of the same network. Example sentencesExamples By connecting through the console server to a device console using simple telnet, the network manager is able to do so without the need for vendor-specific or other specialized software. To allow telnet access into a Cisco router, configure the VTY lines with a password and the login command. But inside such a network, rlogin, telnet and the other r commands give excellent and much more convenient service within their respective realms of use.* Using packet filtering, firewalls can restrict the types of activity allowed, such as permitting web access and email but denying telnet and ftp. The technology also searches for known viral vulnerabilities such as ‘listening’ ports, open shares and well-known applications in use throughout the network, such as Microsoft IIS, ftp and telnet. 1.1 A program that establishes a connection from one computer to another by means of a telnet program. Example sentencesExamples This doesn't seem like much time to wait when browsing a Web site but imagine trying to use a program like telnet. If the user is to be allowed to enter privileged exec mode during a telnet session, an enable password or enable secret must be set. With no fancy graphic interfaces or elaborate designs, a user simply connects to a server using a MOO client program or telnet, logs in and begins interacting within the environment. One of the applications that we used at the time was a telnet emulator called Kermit. 1.2 A link established by a telnet program. Example sentencesExamples Oooh, I see you've a large number of telnet connections to dialup lines in the Netherlands. Thus, a telnet connection between two computers will almost certainly include two IP addresses, an arbitrary port on the client, and the well-known port 23 on the server. Once the dæmon is running, connect from a terminal window by doing a telnet to the port you defined. verbˈtelˌnetˈtɛlˌnɛt [no object]Computing informal Log into a remote computer using a telnet program. Example sentencesExamples Just five years ago, cutting-edge college students were telnetting to their University libraries to find research materials. There's also another method to use so the user is placed directly into privileged exec mode when telnetting in, avoiding the enable password prompt. After the UNIX script telnets to the EM and executes the configuration script, the EM is fully configured. So far, we have been telnetting or SSHing to each machine one at a time to get the new root password in, because the root password won't map to each machine. This password would apply to all five simultaneous Telnet connections if more than one user were telnetting in at once. Origin 1970s: blend of telecommunication and network.
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