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I wanted to login ( using Telnet ) to a Linux server

 
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Hi,

I wanted to write a Java Program which will login ( using Telnet ) to a
Unix Server ( Ex: Solaris, Red Hat Linux) and issue some commands in
the Solaris.

The Java Program should be written in Windows machine.
If the java program is executed, then commands like ps -ef should be
executed in the unix server.
 
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Okay good luck with that
 
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commons.apache.org/net has a Telnet client. Telnet is rapidly becoming less popular in favor of more secure access methods like SSH, though.
 
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