Does Fedora install telnet server after a telnet based install?

[Chris Norman]

Is SSH installed with an everything option?

Cheers,

Chris Norman.

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>A telnet server is installed with the "everything" option. It is not
> active by default, nor is telnet recommended any longer for security
> reasons. Use ssh instead.
>
> Al Puzzuoli writes:
>> The subject says it all.  If I do a telnet install of FC4, after the 
>> install is complete, will the telnet server be installed and active as 
>> well?  I know that telnetd isn't installed after a typical install but it 
>> would seem to me that if there were a need to do a telnet install in the 
>> first place, then it would make sense to assume that the installer would 
>> be smart enough to  insure telnet access to the installed OS from get go.
>>
>> --Al
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