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To enable telnet in Windows 7 navigate to the Control Panel.
To enable telnet in Windows 7 navigate to the Control Panel.


[File:Telnet 1.png]]
[[File:Telnet 1.png]]


Click on Get Programs.
Click on Get Programs.


[File:Telnet 2.png]]
[[File:Telnet 2.png]]


Click on Turn Windows feartures on or off.
Click on Turn Windows feartures on or off.


[File:Telnet 3.png]]
[[File:Telnet 3.png]]


Please wait(this can take a minute depending on your system)
Please wait(this can take a minute depending on your system)


[File:Telnet 4.png]]
[[File:Telnet 4.png]]


Now Navigate down and find telnet...
Now Navigate down and find telnet...


[File:Telnet 5.png]]
[[File:Telnet 5.png]]


Click the check box next to Telnet Client and click OK
Click the check box next to Telnet Client and click OK


[File:Telnet 6.png]]
[[File:Telnet 6.png]]


Wait a little longer...
Wait a little longer...


[File:Telnet 7.png]]
[[File:Telnet 7.png]]


Once the window disappears, you should be able to access telnet.
Once the window disappears, you should be able to access telnet.


[File:Telnet 8.png]]
[[File:Telnet 8.png]]


Open a command prompt and try to telnet to our mail server.
Open a command prompt and try to telnet to our mail server.


[File:Telnet 9.png]]
[[File:Telnet 9.png]]


If you see this, telnet is working.
If you see this, telnet is working.


[File:Telnet 10.png]]
[[File:Telnet 10.png]]

Revision as of 04:20, 29 June 2012

Enabling Telnet in Windows 7

To enable telnet in Windows 7 navigate to the Control Panel.

Click on Get Programs.

Click on Turn Windows feartures on or off.

Please wait(this can take a minute depending on your system)

Now Navigate down and find telnet...

Click the check box next to Telnet Client and click OK

Wait a little longer...

Once the window disappears, you should be able to access telnet.

Open a command prompt and try to telnet to our mail server.

If you see this, telnet is working.