[citw150] Re: citw150 lesson4 question6

I do agree that using telnet was very tricky. But like you said after awhile 
it began to come together and make more sense. But I think everyone will 
agree that todays form of Internet is much much better.

Nick Bailey

>From: <timnarhi@xxxxxxx>
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>To: "listserv" <citw150@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Subject: [citw150] citw150 lesson4 question6
>Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2005 23:37:46 -0500
>
>  what you learned about telnet?s uses:
>         i learned many basic commands about telnet and how it works/what 
>it is used for @:  http://www.techtutorials.info/sertelnet.html and 
>http://www.elated.com/tutorials/management/unix/basic/
>telnet is basically used for accessing a compy (computer) from a remote 
>location, or for administrative purposes.
>  where did you practice telnet?
>         i practiced telnet @:  telnet://140.147.254.3
>
>  tell us what happened, and mention at least one thing that you learned 
>about telnet as you tried using it:
>         i cruised the "library of congress information system," looking at 
>all of the info, finding out that telnet is tricky to use.  i used some 
>commands, including the "ls" command, which, when used, made a list of 
>stuff/wordage that i didn't understand.  i learned that the backspace key 
>is very irrelevant in the telnet environment.
>
>-john narhi
>
>

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