ADM User’s Guide
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VMware, Inc.
Credentials
As
with
SSH,
Detail
Discovery
with
Telnet
is
based
on
accessing
the
managed
host
with
a
user
name
and
password
that
it
recognizes.
The
considerations
regarding
the
choice
of
user
account
and
privileges
are
the
same
as
those
for
SSH,
described
in
“Detail
Discovery
with
SSH”
on
page 38.
Configuring the Windows Telnet server
Certain
operating
system
settings
must
apply
for
a
Windows
host
to
be
accessible
with
Telnet.
Depending
on
the
specific
edition
of
Windows
and
on
the
existing
configuration,
any
of
the
following
configuration
modifications
might
be
necessary.
To start up the Windows Telnet Services automatically using Windows
1
From
the
Windows
Start
menu,
navigate
to
Setting
>
Control
Panel
>
Administrative
Tools
>
Services
.
2
Locate
and
right
‐
click
Telnet
service.
3
Ensure
the
startup
type
is
Automatic
and
start
the
service
if
it
is
not
already
started.
This
change
is
required
in
most
Windows
editions.
To start up the Windows Telnet Services automatically using a command line interface
On
a
local
machine,
type:
sc config TlntSvr start= auto && sc start TlntSvr
On
a
remote
machine
where
COMPUTER
is
the
remote
computer
name
or
IP
address,
type:
sc \\COMPUTER config TlntSvr start= auto && sc \\COMPUTER start TlntSvr
To
log
in
to
a
machine
using
Telnet,
you
need
to
be
listed
as
a
member
of
either
the
local
TelnetClients
group
on
that
machine,
or
as
a
member
of
the
domain’s
TelnetClients
group.
To modify users and groups using Windows
1
From
the
Windows
Start
menu,
navigate
to
Setting
>
Control
Panel
>
Administrative
Tools
>
Computer
Management
>
Local
Users
and
Groups
>
Groups
.
2
If
the
TelnetClients
group
exists,
double
‐
click
TelnetClients
.
TelnetClients
Properties
window
appears.
3
Click
Add
to
add
relevant
user
as
its
members.
4
If
the
TelnetClients
group
does
not
exist,
create
a
new
group
with
the
name
TelnetClients
,
and
then
add
the
user
to
it.
Creating a Local TelnetClients Group
If
you
want
to
add
a
user
to
the
local
TelnetClients
group,
but
no
such
group
exists
yet,
you
can
simply
create
a
new
group
by
this
name.
This
operation
is
automated
using
VBScript
or
Jscript.
Use
the
following
commands:
computer = "COMPUTER"
user="USER"
domain="DOMAIN"
Set objGroup = GetObject("WinNT://" & strComputer & "/TelnetClients")
Set objUser = GetObject("WinNT:// " & domain & "/" & user)
objGroup.Add(objUser.ADsPath)
I
MPORTANT
Ensure
you
have
local
administrator
permissions
on
the
machines
you
are
performing
these
procedures
on.
I
MPORTANT
In
some
editions,
particularly
XP
Pro
SP1
and
later,
remote
access
by
local
users
is
always
treated
as
if
the
“guest”
user
is
involved.
This
extra
security
measure
might
cause
Telnet
(and
also
WMI)
to
fail
with
local
users,
but
it
has
no
effect
on
domain
users.
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