how to send anonimnous e-maisl using telnet?
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Before you start sending out nasty e-mails, the information is still in the e-mail headers and you can't remove them. So while you can send an "anonymous" e-mail, someone can track it down to the computer and computer logs can show when you were logged in and you'll be in trouble.\n\nAs to the actual method to send an e-mail message:\n\ntelnet [server] 25\nyou:HELO [server]\nsvr:250 Hello [server]\nyou:mail from: [your e-mail address]\nsvr:250 ok\nyou:rcpt to: [who you're sending the message to]\nsvr:250 ok\nyou:data\nsvr:354 End data with [CR][LF].[CR][LF]\nyou:[type in your message]\nyou:.\nsvr:250 ok. Queued as [number]\nyou:quit\n\nThis is a standard session and you can locate it in the RFC or most internet sites since it's also part of sysadmin troubleshooting. (I'm expecting this to be flagged as abusive.)
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hi,\n\nI really like LogMeIn. they have a free unlimited time edition that permit to take total control of a remote computer over internet. this is done directly in the web browser. \n\nyou can have it there:\nhttps://secure.logmein.com/welcome/get_logmein_free/signup.asp
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How about this:\n\nhttp://www.nih.ernet.in/\n\nSorry couldn't get it to load to verify it.
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Try this ....\n\nMS-DOS 6.22\n\nThe DOS program that lets users send data between computers is called INTERLNK (pronounced "interlink"). It's a file transfer program that essentially lets one computer access the hard drive and printing functions of another computer. It won't let computers talk through the Internet using modems, nor will it lets users run DOS-based programs between computers. It's merely a way to transfer data. \n\nYour first move is to make sure INTERLNK is in the Config.sys file. If it's not in the file, place an Interlnk.exe file there by adding a DEVICE= statement. Type edit config.sys at the C> prompt. On one of the lines in the text window that appears, enter device=c:&#92;dos&#92;interlnk.exe. There will probably be other DEVICE= statements in this section so you have some sort of pattern to follow. \n\nAs soon as INTERLNK is installed, the program will begin looking to connect with another computer, one that is running Intersvr.exe, which is server software. (We'll talk about this more in a minute.) If the INTERLNK PC finds a companion, it will display a screen that looks like this:\n\n\nMicrosoft Interlnk Version 1.00\n\n\nPort=Com1\n\nDrive letters redirected: 5 (D: through H:)\n\nPrinter ports redirected: 1 (LPT3:)\n\nThe DEVICE=C:&#92;DOS&#92;Interlnk.exe statement adds one half of the PCs to our two-sided computer linkup. This part of the connection will be the client side, a program that's dependent upon another computer for a major part of its service. This other computer is the server. It will do a majority of the processing between our two computers so make sure that of the two PCs you're connecting, the stronger machine is the server. On this PC, you'll load the server software by typing intersvr at the C> prompt. \n\nYou must reboot both computers before the software will be fully installed. Once the client and server software is loaded, the programs will be looking for each other, usually on communications port 1 (COM1). If you've plugged the serial connector into a ny port other than COM1, type /com2 (or whichever COM port it was) at the end of the client DEVICE= statement. The complete client's DEVICE= statement for the new COM port will read "DEVICE=C:&#92;DOS&#92;Interlink.exe /com2". \n\nOne drawback to INTERLNK software is that the server PC can do nothing while the client has access to it. The server PC merely serves the client-side computer. This means you can't access files or print from the serving computer. On the client side, however, you'll have three new drives: D:, E:, and F:, which correspond to the A:, C:, and D: drives of the server. Access them with normal DOS commands.\n\nNOTE: You will need a PC-to-PC serial cross cable.\n\nPin --- Pin\n1 --- 1\n2 --- 3\n3 --- 2\n4 --- 5\n5 --- 4\n6,8 --- 20\n7 --- 7\n20 --- 6,8\n\nSee here for more info on the cabling:\nhttp://www.arcelect.com/rs232.htm
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try this. it worked wonders for me:\n\nhttp://www.northwestims.com/ims.html
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YOU CANT .IF YOU HAVE ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUT THEN YOU CAN TRY  SIMPLE PING OPTION .
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SMTP is port 25. To connect, use a telnet client. Therefore, I would answer C.
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Try https://imapserver1.fnal.gov/
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Start>Run>cmd enter\nC:&#92;telnet mx2.mail.yahoo.com 25 enter\ntype:\nhelo "a Name(Whatever)" enter\ntype:\nmail from:<whatever@whatever.com> enter\ntype:\nrcpt to:<the address that want to recive the email> enter\ntype:\ndata enter\ntype:\nfrom:"whatvere"\nsubject:"whatever" enter\ntype your messege then enter a "." and then enter again.\nyou just sent an anoymous email.
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There are a couple of ways to do that. The most complicated way is to telnet a remote computer on port 25, then you can send emails from that machine and asign any address that you want.\nA more simple way is to do a search for fake email senders. You type your message and then choose a fake email address and send it to whom ever you please.
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very simple. \nBoth computers should have a LAN card.  then get a lAN cabel ( ends with  RJ45 ).\nnow u r ready to run the netword wizard.\nemail me if u need extra help\nhusfaw13(at)hotmail(dot)com
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Download this program and you will be on your way...this chat is the real internet relay chat. Have fun :)\nhttp://www.mirc.com/get.html
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Here is some thing...\nhttp://www.tpc.int/sendfax.html
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net send name of computer or ip messsage\neg:\n net send homepc hello
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Here is a website which can help you.\n\nhttp://www.dpstele.com/offer/snmp_implementation_guide.php\nhttp://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/idshelp/v10/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.snmp.doc/snmp35.htm\nhttp://www.strep-necst.org/article.php3?id_article=47
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use telnet if you want your communication to be plain-text, and ssh if you care about encrypting your channel.... or ... telnet = never and ssh = always.\n\n..there used to be a need for telnet, but now-a-days you cant send anything over the net without encrypting it- ESPECIALLY when telnet sends your user/pass combo plain-text!  anyone listening could get your access
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Hi, try this one...\n\nhttp://www.sendsmsnow.com/index.php\n\nthanx