REMEMBER :-
- For the educational purpose , In this article we are using Windows Xp as a remote PC.
- Before experimenting with TELNET , make sure that telnet services is started on remote PC.
On Remote PC
- Press Ctrl+r , your Run window will open .
- Type services.msc and press OK Button .
- See the below image for more details -
SERVICES
- Your Services window will open , now find the Telnet Service .
- Once you find it , right click then go to properties and click on it .
- See the below image for more details -
TELNET PROPERTIES
- Here is your Telnet Properties window will open .
- Now goto startup type and from dropdown select Automatic .
- Now click on the start button to start the Telnet Services .
- And at last click on Ok button .
- See the below image for more details -
Now lets start to Experiment will TELNET On backtrack 5
SCANNING REMOTE IP
- Using Zenmap for scanning the open ports .
- See the below image for result -
CONNECTING TELNET
- To connecting with telnet use the command .
- Here we are going to connect with a remote host on the network.
- Syntax : telnet <ip address >
- Example : telnet 192.168.222.130
- After
few seconds it display a banner Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Service and
then it ask you to enter the login id and password of remote host .
- You should know the login and password then only you can use Telnet .
- And
after input correct login and password , its connected with Telnet and
windows shell is display on your Backtrack terminal .
- Example : See the below image -
Example 1 :
- To view victim ip address , use the ifconfig command .
- See the below image -
Example 2 :
- To view windows Ip address, MAC Address , Subnet Mask , Default Gateway etc
- Use ipconfig /all command .
- See the below image for more details -
Example 3 :
- To see the remote PC system information using systeminfo command on Backrack 5
- See the below image for more details -
Example 4:
- Creating a directory using md command on the remote PC .
- See the below image for more details -
Example 5 :
- Using tree command .
- See the below image for more details -
More Examples
- In this example , we connected to a unix OS (metasploitable) .
- through telnet , we connecting to ip 192.168.232.129
- See the below image for details -
- In below image we use two commands -
- whoami
- ifconfig
- See the below image for more details -
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