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# Telnet and SSH for Remote Access In Linux, the primary utilities for remote access at a shell prompt are Telnet and SSH (Secure Shell). - Telnet does not encrypt transmissions. - SSH encrypts all transmissions and is more secure than Telnet. To remotely access a Linux system from a Windows or L...

# Telnet and SSH for Remote Access In Linux, the primary utilities for remote access at a shell prompt are Telnet and SSH (Secure Shell). - Telnet does not encrypt transmissions. - SSH encrypts all transmissions and is more secure than Telnet. To remotely access a Linux system from a Windows or Linux computer: - Turn on Telnet Client in the Windows Features window - Use the following command to open a Telnet session using the correct IP address for the Linux system you want to remote in to: - `telnet 192.168.1.160` - To use SSH to remote in: - `ssh [email protected]` - To close each session, use the `logout` command.