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Old 12-17-2013, 08:14 AM   #553
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Originally Posted by steff8000 View Post
I have no experience with telnet and I don't know the commands to connect to and change the password on my kindle via telnet. So I haven't tried it.
Some generic *nix advice on that subject:

Full Linux (like other *nix based systems) distribution have manuals installed.
Embedded systems usually do not.
Web search engines also recognize the man(ual) command:

So in either a full Linux install or in a web search engine, enter:

man telnet

and:

man passwd

The goal is to have everything documented.
There are 8 levels of manuals, nearly everything is.

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TL;DR ?

If kindle IP == 198.162.1.244 then: telnet 198.162.1.244
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