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Mortimer
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      04-22-2008, 08:20 AM
A really stupid question: is there a telnet program or Windows equivalent on
Vista - as used when investigating email problems and you need to telnet to
the POP and/or SMTP servers? I couldn't find one from the Command Prompt and
a Find on hypertrm* didn't find anything either.


 
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Rob Morley
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      04-22-2008, 08:43 AM
In article <eYadne-Xh4ycPZDVRVnyjQA@plusnet>, Mortimer
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> A really stupid question: is there a telnet program or Windows equivalent on
> Vista - as used when investigating email problems and you need to telnet to
> the POP and/or SMTP servers? I couldn't find one from the Command Prompt and
> a Find on hypertrm* didn't find anything either.
>
>

Dunno. You could try this instead:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
 
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LR
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      04-22-2008, 11:15 AM
Mortimer wrote:
> A really stupid question: is there a telnet program or Windows equivalent on
> Vista - as used when investigating email problems and you need to telnet to
> the POP and/or SMTP servers? I couldn't find one from the Command Prompt and
> a Find on hypertrm* didn't find anything either.
>
>

Control Panel>Programs and features
select "Turn Windows features on or off" from menu(LHS Sidebar)
Tick the box for "Telnet Client" or "Telnet Server"
 
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Alan P
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      04-24-2008, 09:48 PM
Mortimer formulated on Tuesday :
> A really stupid question: is there a telnet program or Windows equivalent on
> Vista - as used when investigating email problems and you need to telnet to
> the POP and/or SMTP servers? I couldn't find one from the Command Prompt and
> a Find on hypertrm* didn't find anything either.


You can gain access to your pop3 mailserver from any PC via the
following site :-

www.mail2web.com

It's much quicker than going through the telnet login dialogue.
You'll be able to remotely delete mail on the server from mail2web.

Alan P


 
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