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Can anyone tell me how to telnet to an address using a specific port?
I've tried the following:
telnet 10.1.1.55
I suppose a route just hasn't been set up between the two hosts?
What I am trying to do is this. We have a medical device – a ventilator. it is connected to the network via a converter box called ECOV-110 on this ip address. This device, displays messages when it gives oxygen and other things it does for the patient. We would like to capture these messages, and update the Patients record in the database.
So I am trying to telnet
to the Ecov 110 and see if there is any data there to capture.
1ah so ecov 110 product - the 110 means it is operating on the port 110? – None – 2011-09-23T13:39:38.497
Not sure what OS you are trying to do this from, but try typing "telnet /?", should give you the syntax and sturcture for the command as well as arguments you can add to it. Like others have said I think you just need to add a space and the port number after the IP, but this will give you more detailed informaiton on the telenet command. – Dan – 2011-09-23T19:00:10.070
Note that the machine at that IP needs to be running a telnet "daemon" or server. It's not an automatic given that you can connect to any machine via Telnet. Check the documentation to your device to ensure it responds to Telnet. – LawrenceC – 2013-06-26T01:18:46.957