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Telnet
Please Help, unable to access.
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Is the destination you're trying to access behind a MX? How do the rules look like? Without giving us at least some needed information, it's kinda hard to help you. 🤔
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Is this port TCP or UDP?
If you use UDP it will not work.
As already asked, are you using an MX? Is there any rule blocking it?
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Telnet is insecure, I would suggest using SSH instead if you can.
Is a port forwarding rule setup to allow traffic on the port you mentioned? If you don't have access to the MX then you need to speak to the person that does.
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In this case, they are not trying to actually use "telnet". On Windows, this is the easiest way to test if a port is open and being allowed by the firewall.
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This doesn't work for me either. This is where you say to Sapphire IMS "It's not me, it's you".
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Doesn't look good, no.
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