Telnet fix

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Persian Prince :

Hi.

OK thanks. I tried to work with my colleague through TeamViewer. Failed. Unfortunately. I have not found out where the cause of this problem is.

In its OpenVision 9.3 development version, the Telnet connection does not work. However, the SSH connection works. The Telnet service is running from the GUI-MENU point of view (we have also tried to restart it) and also from the point of view of running daemons in the system ("inetd" is alive and running).

Putty always has a network problem with Telnet. The same problem allegedly arises when connected from a terminal that is running on another device (smartphone). The problem will not be Windows PC or Putty app, but the problem will probably be somewhere in the LAN (maybe WiFi router - security settings?). I dont know, sorry. :)

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No idea ATM because I have telnet in my 9.3 test image :)

Persian Prince :

Yes, of course, I also tested the OpenVision 9.3 connection via Telnet - on my Vu+ Solo SE V2 and everything works.

Jasmin811 wrote that he did not use any Windows PC antivirus / firewall to prevent telnet communication. In addition, the same telnet connection problem also occurred when using a smartphone.

I also tried changing the password from again, but that didn't help. This looks like a bug in the user's LAN (for example, a router error).

jasmin811 :

To completely refute this possible cause, it would be nice to try connecting a cable (twisted pair) directly to a Windows PC with a set-top box :) without using a router. Of course the set-top-box will keep the previous IP address, but in the case of a PC it may be necessary to set a fixed IP address for the purpose of this testing. So this testing is a little more complicated.

Or try using a different router. Alternatively, try to start a set-top-box in another LAN (for example, a friend's home LAN) :).

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Persian Prince :

Yes, of course, I also tested the OpenVision 9.3 connection via Telnet - on my Vu+ Solo SE V2 and everything works.

Jasmin811 wrote that he did not use any Windows PC antivirus / firewall to prevent telnet communication. In addition, the same telnet connection problem also occurred when using a smartphone.

I also tried changing the password from again, but that didn't help. This looks like a bug in the user's LAN (for example, a router error).

jasmin811 :

To completely refute this possible cause, it would be nice to try connecting a cable (twisted pair) directly to a Windows PC with a set-top box :) without using a router. Of course the set-top-box will keep the previous IP address, but in the case of a PC it may be necessary to set a fixed IP address for the purpose of this testing. So this testing is a little more complicated.

Or try using a different router. Alternatively, try to start a set-top-box in another LAN (for example, a friend's home LAN) :).

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Hi, did you manage to sort this out? I am having the same problem here...