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4 Configuring with a Telnet Console
The last configuration method is the Telnet method and it is described in this chapter.
4.1
Telnet
Telnet is a remote terminal software to login to any remote telnet servers. It typically is installed in
most of operating systems. In order to use it, users open a command line terminal (e.g., cmd.exe for
Windows Operating System).
4.2
Telnet Log-in
After the command line terminal is opened, type in “telnet 10.0.50.1” as shown in Figure 4.1. Note
that telnet command needs to follow by IP address or domain name. In this example, the default IP
address is 10.0.50.1. If users change the switch IP address, the IP address to log-in should be
changed to match the new switch IP address.
Figure 4.1 Telnet command
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