telnet
tel·net
(tĕl′nĕt′)n.
1. also Telnet An internet communications protocol that enables a computer to function as a terminal working from a remote computer.
2. A program that implements this protocol.
intr.v. tel·net·ted, tel·net·ting, tel·nets or tel·net·ed or tel·net·ing
To access an account over the internet using the telnet protocol: telnetted from her work computer to her university account.
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telnet
(ˈtɛlˌnɛt)n
(Computer Science) a computer system allowing one user to access remotely other computers on the same network
vb (intr)
(Computer Science) to use a telnet system
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Tel•net
(ˈtɛlˌnɛt) Computers, Trademark.1. a protocol for connecting to a remote computer, esp. over the Internet.
2. any program that implements this protocol.
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