27 Dec 2017

Telnet




Telnet is a application layer protocol where one system can access and use another system over a virtual connection using Telnet Client and Telnet Server by logged into a user's account on port number 23, if they are connected locally.

How telnet works:

Step 1) Install Telnet Client and Telnet server at both client and server side
Step 2) Create a account (Username and password) in client side.
Step 3) Telnet client will send a request to Telnet Server.
Step 4) Telnet server will reply back with asking username and password.
Step 5) If accepted, Telnet Client will established a connection with client.
Step 6) Via virtual terminal, we have access to the client's system.
This all happen when client initiates TCP 3 way-handshake to the server.

Let's see how it does look like, we'll use wireshark for instance.

TCP Handshake before Telent:

Telnet Server IP: 192.168.0.1
Telnet Client IP:  192.168.0.2








 Telnet Server ask for login details to Telnet Client:









Telnet Client response with credentials:

UserID:






Password:






 And Finally Session is closed:

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