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2009-08-31
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LOL... maybe once or twice a year I find myself needing to telnet into a server or router. Just often enough to forget the attributes. 
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2009-08-31
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I'll bet there are very few people on here who know what a BBS is.
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2009-08-31
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I'll bet there are more who do than don't. 
my age: 48
computer experience: 27 years
Last edited by Texrat; 2009-08-31 at 18:37.
my age: 48
computer experience: 27 years
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2009-08-31
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In this thread we post our ages! *lol*
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2009-08-31
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I do daily, but only on my local network. Anything on the internet or outside of my network I use ssh.
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2009-08-31
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Originally Posted by dan67sf
What is so good that you're logging in daily?
I do daily, but only on my local network. Anything on the internet or outside of my network I use ssh.
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2009-08-31
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Ofcourse, some routers/switches still require it, and its much quicker than web interface. And there is Telnet over SSL too.
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2009-08-31
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yes, i do... on my local network (my router exposes only a small subset of configurations in the web interface, so i need telnet to brick it).
one of the mail accounts i have runs on a system that can be entered and configured via telnet. you can make it send a fax or re-route mails or send auto-replies this way. it's a 1990s proprietary platform though that only runs because nobody ever cared to pull the plug, and i don't actively use it any more for messaging purposes... only to play dirty tricks via telnet.
one of the mail accounts i have runs on a system that can be entered and configured via telnet. you can make it send a fax or re-route mails or send auto-replies this way. it's a 1990s proprietary platform though that only runs because nobody ever cared to pull the plug, and i don't actively use it any more for messaging purposes... only to play dirty tricks via telnet.
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2009-08-31
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only to play dirty tricks via telnet.
Ummmm, thank you?
I was wondering if anyone else is as old school as I am and had some good suggestions on trying something new.
Anything that's either competitive or cooperative would be great.
Cheers!