Gabriel, Make sure you do have the telnet-server rpm installed: rpm -qa|grep telnet you should see telnet-server listed... next drill down to: /etc/xinet.d/telnet edit this file change the line that says: disable = yes to >> disable = no SAVE,,, then do an : ../etc/init.d/xinetd/reload ,,,You see reload (OK) now do an: nmap localhost ,, you should see port 23 OPEN,,, reboot the client You should now be able to letnet into your server,,:) Sweet!!!
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