> I have a client that uses a legacy application to communicate via the
> telnet protocol to a remote server. The "problem" is, the organization
> that owns the remote server had it upgraded, and thus the remote server
> now supports only SSH.
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> BTW, tunneling is not an option for the client since the remote server
> disabled the telnet daemon.
>
What does the telnet client send to the remote host, how does it work?
You obviously can't have the talk to the sshd daemon on the remost host.
Is it really telnet or is it really just a raw plain text connection.
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