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telnet stdtime.gov.hk 13

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telnet stdtime.gov.hk 13

But unable to get output information, can any expert help.

As long as third-party software is not used, other methods are also acceptable.

NET TIME

Function: Synchronize the computer's clock with the time of another computer or domain.
Command format: net time ]
Parameter introduction:
<1>\\computername The name of the server to check or synchronize.
<2>/domain Specify the domain to synchronize time with.
<3>/set Synchronize the computer's clock with the clock of the specified computer or domain.

Ask about HAT
Can net time obtain time from a certain domain name?
net time /domain:telnet stdtime.gov.hk has no response.

Synchronizing time with IP or computer name in the same LAN can still be done, how to synchronize outside the LAN?

Then use a VPN to connect to an external server... This should work now, right?

How many people can have a VPN?

Let's get back to the original poster's topic, how to intercept the information of telnet....?

Last edited by exzzz on 2008-12-11 at 17:10 ]

Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Client

Escape character is 'CTRL+]'

Microsoft Telnet> set ?
bsasdel Backspace key acts as delete
crlf New line mode - causes return key to send CR and LF
delasbs Send Delete key as backspace
escape x x is the escape character to enter telnet client prompt
localecho Turn on localecho
logfile x x is the current client's log file
logging Turn on logging
mode x x is console or stream
ntlm Turn on NTLM authentication
term x x is ansi, vt100, vt52 or vtnt
Microsoft Telnet>

start telnet stdtime.gov.hk 13 -f test.txt
ping 127.0.01
taskkill /im telnet.exe

TEST.TXT will save the output information

Last edited by yishanju on 2008-12-12 at 11:26 ]

C:\Documents and Settings\haige\Desktop>telnet /?

telnet ]
-a Attempts to log in automatically. Same as the -l option except using the currently logged-in username.
-e Skip the character to enter the telnet client prompt.
-f The file name for client login.
-l Specifies the username for logging in on the remote system.
Requires the remote system to support the TELNET ENVIRON option.
-t Specifies the terminal type.
Supported terminal types are only: vt100, vt52, ansi, and vtnt.
host Specifies the hostname or IP address of the remote computer to connect to.
port Specifies the port number or service name.

The output is available, but there is still a problem that the any key cannot be input. If telnet cannot be ended, the setting of time cannot be automatically carried out. Also, the problem that the information on the screen cannot be closed is another issue...

Can't get around it
...

Using START should be okay
START telnet stdtime.gov.hk 13 -f test.txt

After running TELNET, directly end the process

The person upstairs, I tried it, but it didn't work. After taskkill, there is no output content in telnet... Maybe telnet must be after Q to save the log.

You forced me to do this,,
I use the ultimate move

START telnet stdtime.gov.hk 13 -f %cd%\test.txt

START telnet stdtime.gov.hk 13 -f c:\test.txt

Got it, right?