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Windows 7 Telnet Client

December 7, 2009 By Robert Owen

I dropped to a command prompt today on my Windows 7 machine to telnet into my Cisco Router and found, that once Again the Microsoft telnet client is not installed.

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It seems that, as with Windows vista, the Microsoft Telnet client is not installed by default.   But luckily it’s pretty easy to install,  just follow these simple steps:

  1. Click the Start “Pearl” and select the Control Panel from the menu.
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  2. Once the Control Panel opens, double click the Programs and Features  applet.
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  3. A new window will open. Select “Turn Windows Features on or off” from the left menu.
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  4. Again, a new window will open. Check the box beside “Telnet Client” … Also, if you want to enable your “Telnet Server” or “TFTP Client” you can select them at this time also. Click Ok after you have finished your selections.
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  5. Windows will not prompt you that it is installing the components.
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After if completes you will be able to make use of the Windows Telnet client.
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Enjoy!

© 2009, Robert Owen. All rights reserved.

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