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This video shows you the steps to configure Telnet on a Cisco Router or Cisco Switch using the GNS3 network simulator program and a VMware virtual machine. ✅ S U B S C R I B E ► http://goo.gl/8d0iG9 ✅ Article ► https://www.sysnettechsolutions.com/e... To activate #Telnet: Step 1: If you have not installed #GNS3 on Windows, Linux, or macOS before, please refer to the following videos. Windows ➦    • How to Install GNS3 2.1 on Windows 10 | GN...   Linux / Debian ➦    • How to Install GNS3 2.1 in Debian 9/10 on ...   Linux / Linux Mint ➦    • How to Install GNS3 on Linux Mint 19/18 | ...   Linux / Ubuntu ➦    • How to Install GNS3 on Ubuntu 17.10 | SYSN...   macOS ➦    • How to Install GNS3 on macOS High Sierra |...   Step 2: After installing it, you need to configure the host to add VMware virtual machine. Step 3: Also, add a #CiscoRouter before configuring Telnet. Step 4: After completing the necessary preparations for Telnet configuration, add the Router that you added to the workspace. In addition, add a Switch and a PC. Step 5: Cable all network devices. Step 6: Assign the IP address to the FastEthernet interface of the Router. Step 7: Configure the VMnet setting for the host you added to the workspace. Define any virtual machine running on VMware to Host. Step 8: To enable Telnet, execute the commands in the 2:35 time frame at the Router's CLI prompt. Step 9: After configuring Telnet, download the Putty program to connect to the Router. ➦ Putty: https://www.putty.org/ Step 10: When Putty is open, select Telnet, then type the IP address of the FastEthernet interface of the Router and click Open. Step 11: Type the username and password that you created after you connected to the Router. Step 12: Using the virtual machine on GNS3, you will successfully connect to the Router with a Telnet connection! Step 13: You can check open sessions using the show line command to verify Telnet. Step 14: If you want to disable Telnet on Cisco Router, execute the transport input ssh command. Step 15: The transport input ssh command allows only SSH connections. You can also use ACLs to disable it. Step 16: Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more videos on Cisco training with GNS3! ────────BEST PRODUCT FOR CISCO TRAINING────────── ✅ Buy ► http://bit.ly/CiscoNetworkingEssentials ───────────────RELATED VIDEOS─────────────── ➊ How to Configure SSH ➦    • How to Configure SSH on Cisco Router in GN...   ➋ How to Configure Router ➦    • How to Configure a Cisco Router Basically ...   ➌ How to Configure Dynamic NAT ➦    • How to Configure Dynamic NAT on Cisco Rout...   ➍ How to Configure EIGRP ➦    • How to Configure EIGRP on Cisco Router in ...   ➎ How to Configure OSPF ➦    • How to Configure OSPF on Cisco Router in G...   ───────────────FOLLOW US─────────────────── ✔ Facebook ➦   / sysnettechsolutions   ✔ Twitter ➦   / sysnettechs   ✔ Pinterest ➦   / sysnettechs   ✔ Instagram ➦   / sysnettech_solutions   ✔ LinkedIn ➦   / tolqabaqci   ███████████████████████████████████████████