Telnet itself does not natively support authentication mechanisms beyond simple username and password prompts. While it can transmit credentials, this information is sent in plain text, making it vulnerable to interception. For secure communication, it's generally recommended to use SSH (Secure Shell) instead, which provides robust authentication and encryption.
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..
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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
Telnet.
Telnet use port number 23,and connected to TCP
Yes, Windows 8 clients can support IEEE 802.1X authentication. They include built-in support for this standard through the Network Policy Server (NPS) and can utilize various authentication methods like PEAP, EAP-TLS, and EAP-FAST. Proper configuration of the network settings and installation of any necessary certificates is required to enable 802.1X authentication on Windows 8 devices.