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Jettaman
Hi!

Can Any1 tell me, how do i start the Telnet Service on a remote server, so it's active after every reboot?
And I want to change the Telnet port, too! I know, that I can do this in the registry, but when I use a .reg file, a Popup appears and asks for yes or no...but I want to change something in the registry on a remote server.

thanx 4 help!

Jettaman
dissolutions
uhhhhh what operating system
Gandalf^^
to edit the registery without the popup, you can use this trick:
http://forums.governmentsecurity.org/index...?showtopic=2015
mrBob
to run the windows telnet server (and also run it after reboot):
net start tlntsvr

and to stop it (then it won't restart again):
net stop tlntsvr

hope it works wink.gif
dunno if it also works on win9x
note, you must have the user/pass of the remote to login
Candypapa
The Net start will not work on 98 ... because he does not have Services smile.gif
flap
this is all crap... just download winshell from illmob.org

winshell.zip

ComSec
QUOTE (flap @ Sep 8 2003, 01:13 PM)
this is all crap...

every member helps to provide a solution to querys etc....

your answer is fine....without.. 'this is all crap'.... if you dont mind

each is to his own wink.gif

cheers
jubbly
on service enabled Operating Systems all NT platforms

u can use"net start telnet" and not so many but some it's "net start tlntsvr" but after reboot it won't start automatically.

To start it automatically you then at the command line do "C:\WINNT\system32\tlntsvr.exe /i" , all without the " of course. The /i then make the service an automatic service which starts when the PC has rebooted and each time after that until the sys op changes it back to manual or even disabled.

Hope that helps.
=k3Rn=
maybe try remote anything it got nice features and you will always be able to lauch a shell using netcat. i'll post the programm in 'file downloads'.
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