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Telnet Access Access to a shell on your
particular UNIX server can be a very helpful asset to webmasters who require complete site management. It is extremely easy to move about your account, set permissions, edit files, debug scripts, and perform various other tasks if
you have the knowledge of how a UNIX system works. If you require Telnet access to your UNIX account, please email B) The
unique block of IPs you are assigned an address from when you log onto the internet from your area. If you are using Win98/WinNT please open a DOS command prompt ; Start; Program; Command Prompt. Then type ; "ipconfig"
and then press enter. This will bring up the following: IP Address. . . . . . . . . : 222.54.23.34 We need the class C: This would be "222.54.23". C) The domain which you require Telnet for, and the login and password for that account. For more information on how to
navigate and administer a UNIX system, check out
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