Telnet vs SSH Explained

What is Telnet? What is SSH? Telnet a terminal emulation program that is used to access remote servers. It's a simple, command line tool that runs on your computer and it will allow you to send commands remotely to a server and administer server just as if you were sitting in front it.

Telnet examples below.

[sanjayarun]

You explain everything with the intent to make others understand, rather than to just show off knowledge like a lot of people. Great job sir..

[muffinbutton]

This guy simply has the best IT content out there. Period.

[abhishekSharma-sstx]

I have recently started studying networking and whenever I see a video on a topic from you I feel relieved. Your videos are quite simple and intuitive. Thanks a ton for making such videos!

[blackbird_actual]

Figuring out how to use Telnet to watch that "secret" Star Wars ASCII animation is one of my earliest memories of fiddling around with computers as a kid - was probably 8 or 9 at the time. Thanks for the awesome videos, think I'll try to learn as much as I can with them, as I'm remembering how it felt to discover world of computers and technology growing up. If only other fields of study had such well made presentations easily available - they make learning the material so much simpler and faster.

[TheAnalXylophone]

Why is this better than my actual IT class? You are a legend, man, massive thanks.

[xxtriplex]

I love your channel since i found out about it 1 year ago, the narrator is doing an amazing job with his straight to the point approach, also love the animations. Could you please consider making a video explaining HIDS, NIDS and IDS?

[KattDa]

Wow, was just setting up an SSH server and client on my phone today because I was bored, and you were working SSH/Telnet, that's so cool!

[cguser]

when you realized you can watch star wars and play chess using telnet 4:14

[GenerallyGoodMusic]

You have no idea how much I appreciate this channel lol

[zeb]

I feel like I've finally found a source of computer information that actually gives the _why, _ not just all the technical detail about how.

[cameronrollins]

Hey your videos are great, but they would be even better if you made a playlist with everything in order of what you need to know so it's easier to understand the videos and terms used. Hope you read this and keep up the good work!

[Seen]

Those Telnet examples are so cool, I'm glad you showcased that at the end. I just discovered your channel today and I'm hooked after just 3 videos because of how easy it is to follow along.

[justmatt]

Thank you for taking the time to share this content. I know it takes a lot of time to produce videos like this.

[mrshaun]

First post. Just wanted to say awesome animations

[WRIT]

As an amateur radio operator, a "ham", we still use telnet. Primarily for the use of DX (foreign) station spotting to make others aware of what we are hearing.

[tabbymrp]

omg, that telnet Netherland link, it has made my day!!! Thanks! kudos to those who put that much effort to make it, and thank for sharing it with us :)

[rubenstefano]

I watch these videos to improve tech skills, and the English language at the same time..
Awesome videos, thank you!
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[MonsieurSquidward]

You always make amazing IT videos. I love your channel. 😃

[gandalf]

I remember Telnet very well. I used to love the billboards. It was like an old version of Internet Relay Chat back in the good old days. Things were so much more fun back in those days. I miss it.

[DiePersoonNiet]

Your videos are incredibly easy to understand, which is extremely useful for people like me who have little experience. Thank you!