No, it does not.
i think is Telnet
sends data in clear text.need to configure destination device to support telnet connection.
for basic local authentication, at the CLI: conf t line vty 0 4 password yourpasswdhere login exit
telnet..
two
User identification and authentication systems must support the minimum requirements of ?
Telnet is non secure, travel data in open form you can easily theft/capture data, ssh is secure transmission of data over network, telnet is little bit faster than SSH, because it is not encrypting data, SSh is little slower than telnet because encrypt data when transmitting over network
EAP
The minimum requirement's support for user identification and authentication is the use of a screen name or alias and a password. A secret question may also be used in support of the alias and password as a system for double checking identity.
Identification and authentication systems support the minimum requirements of multi-user operating systems. Confidentiality and integrity of such systems is important due to the sensitive nature of the data they contain.
Telnet.