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Telnet ist a protocol to remote computers.
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Telnet is a protocol to access remote computers.
  
Because the transmission is in plain text, passwords can be readed-out with simple methods.
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Because the transmission is in plain text, passwords can be captured by simple methods.
  
A Telnet-client is installed on nearly every computer. <br />
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A Telnet client is installed on nearly every computer. <br />
In Windows you do it mostly with the command line. <br />
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In Windows, you do it generally via the command line. <br />
In Windows Vista eventually the telnet client has to be activated. <br />
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In Windows Vista, the telnet client may have to be activated. <br />
In Linux we use the shell and the command telnet. <br />
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In Linux, simply use the telnet command from the shell. <br />
You can also take other programs to connect to a telnet-server.<br />
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You can also use other programs to connect to a Telnet server.<br />
 
* [http://www.putty.org/ Putty]
 
* [http://www.putty.org/ Putty]
 
* [http://www.bitvise.com/tunnelier?gclid=CNbOqOKt85YCFRyR1QodUmpNYA BitVise]
 
* [http://www.bitvise.com/tunnelier?gclid=CNbOqOKt85YCFRyR1QodUmpNYA BitVise]
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* [http://www.openssh.com/ OpenSSH]
 
* [http://www.openssh.com/ OpenSSH]
  
Attention: Some clients ned a Password, which has to be set befor by telnet (eg. SSH won't work without a password)
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Attention: Some clients need a password that must first be set via telnet (e.g. SSH will not work without a password).
  
 
The call is made in each case from the console with
 
The call is made in each case from the console with
  
  telnet $IP_Adress
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  telnet $IP_Address
  
where $IP_Adress is of course the [[IP-Adresses|IP Adress]] of your Dreambox. (eg. 192.168.0.1)
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where $IP_Address is of course the [[IP-Adresses|IP address]] of your Dreambox (e.g. 192.168.0.1).
  
 
The presets on the boxes are:
 
The presets on the boxes are:
  
at {{cvs}}
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on {{cvs}}
 
* username: '''root'''
 
* username: '''root'''
 
* password: '''dreambox'''
 
* password: '''dreambox'''
  
at {{oe}}
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on {{oe}}
  
 
* username: '''root'''
 
* username: '''root'''
no password
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* no password
  
''After login, you are at the Linux-shell:''
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''After logging in, you are at the Linux shell:''
  
Here is the overview about the [[Busybox and its commands]]
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Read the overview about [[Busybox and its commands]].
  
 
''"Telnet" is usually running in command-lines.''
 
''"Telnet" is usually running in command-lines.''
  
That means in Windows at the "Dos-window" or at the "Command line".
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The equivalent in Windows is the "DOS window" or the "Command line".
  
In Linux its eg. Shell, Bash, Terminal and so on.
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In Linux, it is e.g. Shell, Bash, Terminal and so on.
 
 
More informations about Telnet are available at Wikipedia:
 
 
 
 
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telnet
 
  
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More information about Telnet is available on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telnet Wikipedia].
  
  
 
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Version vom 18. November 2009, 23:57 Uhr

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Telnet is a protocol to access remote computers.

Because the transmission is in plain text, passwords can be captured by simple methods.

A Telnet client is installed on nearly every computer.
In Windows, you do it generally via the command line.
In Windows Vista, the telnet client may have to be activated.
In Linux, simply use the telnet command from the shell.
You can also use other programs to connect to a Telnet server.

Attention: Some clients need a password that must first be set via telnet (e.g. SSH will not work without a password).

The call is made in each case from the console with

telnet $IP_Address

where $IP_Address is of course the IP address of your Dreambox (e.g. 192.168.0.1).

The presets on the boxes are:

on DM500, DM5600, DM5620, Triax 272, DM7000

  • username: root
  • password: dreambox

on DM 500+, DM 500 HD (v2), DM 520, DM 600 PVR, DM 520, DM 525, DM 800 HD PVR, DM 800 HD se (v2), DM 820 HD, DM 900, DM 920, DM 7020, DM 7025(+), DM 8000 HD PVR, DM 7020 HD (v2), DM 7080 HD


  • username: root
  • no password

After logging in, you are at the Linux shell:

Read the overview about Busybox and its commands.

"Telnet" is usually running in command-lines.

The equivalent in Windows is the "DOS window" or the "Command line".

In Linux, it is e.g. Shell, Bash, Terminal and so on.

More information about Telnet is available on Wikipedia.


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