explain the defination of telnet?

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Question by minakshi
Submitted on 3/25/2004
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explain the defination of telnet?

Answer by meeta , mittu
Submitted on 5/26/2005
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Answer by soocool04
Submitted on 8/29/2005
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Telnet is a system for logging onto a remote computer through the Internet. There are lots of reasons to do this. Telnet allows you to access computers all over the world and use the resources you find on those computers. You could use telnet to access Brand X while on vacation to check your mail. You can use it to play games, to join chat lines, or you can use it to access and modify web pages if you have a web site. Telnet does this by simulating a Unix terminal connected to the other computer via the Internet. So what you see in Telnet is the same thing as what you would see if you were at a terminal hooked directly to the other computer.

Answer by student
Submitted on 3/26/2007
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