Windows TLNTADMN command

The Windows tlntadmn command is a command-line tool that allows users to manage Telnet servers on their system. It provides various options for configuring and monitoring Telnet server settings, such as port numbers, allowed connections, and user permissions. With tlntadmn, users can easily enable or disable Telnet services, view current active sessions, and troubleshoot connection issues. This powerful tool helps system administrators efficiently manage Telnet services on Windows machines.

TLNTADMN Syntax:

tlntadmn [option] [parameter]

Options:

Option	Description
-s	Specify the server to manage
-p	Specify the port number to use
-d	Disable connection control
-e	Enable connection control
-r	Turn on connection control and escape

Parameters:

Parameter	Description
ServerName	Specifies the name of the server to manage
PortNumber	Specifies the port number to use

Caution

Exercise caution when using the ‘tlntadmn’ command as it manages telnet servers and can potentially affect network connections and configurations.

TLNTADMN Usage:

Enable Telnet Server

tlntadmn config sec /enable

Enables the Telnet server on the Windows machine.

Disable Telnet Server

tlntadmn config sec /disable

Disables the Telnet server on the Windows machine.

Set Maximum Connections

tlntadmn config maxconn 10

Sets the maximum number of Telnet connections to 10.

Display Telnet Server Settings

tlntadmn get setting

Displays the current configuration settings of the Telnet server.

Tip

When using the tlntadmn command in Windows, make sure to run the command prompt as an administrator to avoid any permission issues.

How do I use tlntadmn in Windows?

To use the tlntadmn command in Windows, execute the following command:

tlntadmn --help

What is the purpose of the tlntadmn command?

The tlntadmn command is used in Windows for managing Telnet services and configurations.

How can I list all Telnet sessions using tlntadmn?

To list all Telnet sessions using tlntadmn, you can use the following command:

tlntadmn -s

How do I start the Telnet service with tlntadmn?

You can start the Telnet service using tlntadmn with the following command:

tlntadmn -s start

Can I enable Telnet client and server using tlntadmn?

Yes, you can enable both Telnet client and server using tlntadmn. To enable the Telnet client, use this command:

tlntadmn -i install

How do I configure Telnet port settings with tlntadmn?

To configure Telnet port settings using tlntadmn, you can specify the port number with the following command:

tlntadmn -p <port_number>

Applications of the TLNTADMN Command

• Configure port information for Telnet
• Start/stop the Telnet service
• Manage Telnet sessions
• Configure Telnet server settings