* Ricardo Rodriguez (rik73106@yahoo.com) [010915 13:33]: ->Thanks for your comments, Ive been told about that ->before. Problem is I spend a lot of time getting ->connected not only from my internal network, but also ->from school labs (running MS) where I can't just ->installed any software to run ssh from that ->environment so somehow I need to get my telnet server ->to listen to any other machine locally and from ->outside. -> ->I appreciate your advise. Another bit of advice..download Putty. It's a Windows ssh client that doesn't need installation. It's just an .exe file that can fit on a floppy. You can stick the floppy in the drive ..execute it and never have to install anything. You really should think security above all else...security prevents virii and crackers from annoying netizens. :) There is no problem..only a solution. :) -- Ben Rosenberg mailto:ben@whack.org cat CE|ME|NT|XP > /dev/null