Telnet Question

c°h°

Mar 23 2004, 08:40 AM

Hi, is it possible to telnet from a host where i am connected via telnet to another host ?

I dont get it to work & dont now why.
I tried :
telnet ip1
connected to machine 1

telnet ip2 | i get no responce and i am not connected to machine 2

any suggestions ?

TIA

DumpZ

Mar 23 2004, 09:23 AM

But is it possible to connect to IP2 directly without connecting first to IP1?

Mouhahaha

Mar 23 2004, 09:26 AM

well machine 1 may not be connected to machine 2 or simply the telnet service isn't running on machine 2 or machine 2 blocks machine 1(firewall on machine 2)... hope this helps...

c°h°

Mar 23 2004, 01:20 PM

thx 4 quick help
I think prob was netcat cause i opened the first shell with it. Now i use the HXD shell wich work fine

Blackknight

Mar 24 2004, 02:21 AM

if its a hacked shell its most likely a honeypot they always block out going to stop people abusing the easily accessed boxes

kingvandal

Mar 25 2004, 05:36 PM

sorry to change the subject, I cannot post a new topic yet. I have searched but the search results page keeps giving " Page not found". So with that I would liek to know if someone could direct me to a link that explains how to open a port remotely that is supported under a .bat format. Also where do I read on creating a personal smtp engine? So that it will send a file back to me?

Rich

dotcom

Mar 25 2004, 05:51 PM

QUOTE (kingvandal @ Mar 25 2004, 05:36 PM)

sorry to change the subject, I cannot post a new topic yet. I have searched but the search results page keeps giving " Page not found". So with that I would liek to know if someone could direct me to a link that explains how to open a port remotely that is supported under a .bat format. Also where do I read on creating a personal smtp engine? So that it will send a file back to me?

Rich

blat is a cmdline mailer that is what I think your looking for....

kingvandal

Mar 25 2004, 07:35 PM

From what I read on blat it must be installed. I wnat something that is self contained. Not sure if this is even possible. Or I would like the "mailto:email@email.com?subject=TEST MESSAGE! &attach=c:\File.txt"

I tested this with failure results. Alot of forums say that it is not possible. Is it?

::EDIT:: is it possible to have the output sent to a new mail message?

like : @echo off
netstat -a >> mailto:myaddy@mail.com
That does nto work but you get the idea.

Rich

basepart

Mar 26 2004, 02:50 AM

blat can be installed from command line or a bat and it's easy to use it from a batch file.
open a free email account on gmx.net, or at some other free pop3 email provider

*****************************
@echo off
blat.exe -install mail.gmx.net youraccount@gmx.net
netstat -a >>yourfile.txt
blat.exe yourfile.txt -subject "bla bla" -to destinationemail@gmx.net -u youraccount@gmx.net -pw youremaiboxpass -q
*****************************

the above batch 1st installing the tool and then sending the mail