Answer / srinivas

Both are RDP's for remotlogin.In 'Telnet' it will be in
ClearText Format whereas in 'SSH' it will be in Encrypted
Format.

Answer / susheel narayan singh

Difference between telnet and ssh are -----
Telnet-
You can configure and troubleshoot your linux
server from windows os
# telnet ip address
Note:but login with local user and after su- and become root


SSH-
you can't configure and troubleshoot your linux server
from windows os.

Answer / himanshu gaur

how to configure thunderbird in RHEL-6,7

Answer / sunil

1.SSH and Telnet commonly serves the same purpose
2.SSH is more secure compared to Telnet
3.SSH encrypts the data while Telnet sends data in plain text
4.SSH uses a public key for authentication while Telnet does not use any authentication
5.SSH adds a bit more overhead to the bandwidth compared to Telnet
6.Telnet has been all but replaced by SSH in almost all uses

Answer / soubhik das

Telnet is a protocol carried by tcp at port number 23 to access or get in to the network devices. But it is not secure. Password and username are in plane text mode. But we can encrypt manually by a command. In global configuration mode-" password encryption-address"

SSH- it is a secure shell where user can securely access to the network device. It also carried by Tcp at port no 22.
It send data in encrypted form(ASCII) by using RSA algorithm( using public and private key). For that SSL is required.

Answer / anoop john

SSH is a secured shocket shell where telnet is not a
secured one.
SSH using PORT 22 and telnet using Port 23.
when you ssh to trasnfer data between a system, the data
will be send in the encrypted form.
In telnet,the data send between
the system is alphabetical format(ASCII).

Answer / ragunathan

RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN
RAGUNATHAN

What is the difference between an argument and an option/switch?

3 Answers   Wipro,

1 which file contains information about os wether it's 32 bit or 64 bit os 2 difference between logical block and physical block?? 3 what is the size of logical block and physical block?? 4 daemon for nfs on client end as well as server end??? 5 how to confirm from client end about nfs server sharing?? 6 what contains information about file and directory creating time or modification time??

4 Answers   Oracle,

how do i check which package has installed some command suppose ls , mkdir or whatever ???

8 Answers  

I want to send pop-up message to samba users when they access the shared folder.... for eg: i want to tell them (dont copy mp3 and video files)

2 Answers  

in linux gui desktop icon was lost how con u back this icons

2 Answers  

How to apply patch for multiple servers .

1 Answers   IBM,

What is Hard mount and soft Mount?

0 Answers   Cap Gemini,

what is the difference between fork and thread ? and parent and child process in fork system call?

3 Answers   Satyam,

How does the boot process[init levels] work on Linux? How is it different from Solaris?

3 Answers  

What are RPM?s, what do they offer?

2 Answers  

Why is it suggested to disable journalism in ext4 filesystem?

0 Answers   IBM, TCS,

someone already asked 'what is diff between unix & Linux' can I ask the same but more nuanced...I have 7 years app support of unix, have never seen Linux BUT need to bluff my way through in an interview i e say that I have use Linux. What are the most important things I need to know?

1 Answers