Difference between Telnet and SSH in Linux
By Anuket Jain On 14 February 2017 In Linux
Secure Shell, commonly known as SSH and Telnet are the network protocols that serves the same purpose that is to provide remote access to the system in order to establish some sort of communication between the systems. They are both used to connect to remote servers in order to facilitate some sort of communications. When you ssh to trasnfer data between a system, the data will be send in the encrypted form, where the hacker cannot encode or decode it. While you telnet, the data send between the system is alphabetical format(ASCII), where every one can understand.
Difference between Telnet and SSH
SSH:
On a Linux system, SSH can be easily installed using yum:
# yum -y install openssh-server openssh-clients
Telnet:
On a Linux system, telnet can be easily installed using yum:
# yum install telnet
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