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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
@aditya3098: Still not sure what you mean, exactly, sorry ;D. The telnetd from USBNet doesn't rely on inetd, it's completely standalone. And it listens on the usual port (grep telnet /etc/services == 23 TCP/UDP) :?
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Perhaps "forward" is not being used in its technical sense.
It might well mean that the question being asked is how to allow in-bound connections to telnetd.
(Some router / dsl modems misuse "forward" in this sense.)
If such is the case, then the O.P. wants to know how to open port 23 for in-bound connections in iptables (firewall).
The best place to do that is in the iptables save file, so that the rule is set on every reboot.