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Telnet (using SSL)
Use Telnet, over a secure channel (SSL), to manage your device, either directly or Out-Of-Band, via a terminal server to a serial console.
Connect to your device and execute shell commands on the device. Do this directly to the device, or via a network connected terminal server to the serial port on the device.
Typical device that you would use Telnet over a secure channel (SSL) for are:
- Bridges
- Routers
- Managed Switches
- Embedded Operating Systems (Telephones, Kiosk systems etc.)
- Terminal servers, that connect to legacy systems that support serial consoles, or even serial consoles on your network routers and switches