can not type anything in blank screen when using telnet in cmd
i have a problem with telnet in cmd.
i write this command in cmd:
telnet cis.poly.edu 80
then i hit enter twice.
at this time a blank screen appears but i can not type anything in this window.
if i type anything and then hit enter, 400 bad request error will be appeared.
at this time i want to write
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: cis.poly.edu
but i can not write anything. even the cursor does not move when i type.
cmd.exe telnet
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
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i have a problem with telnet in cmd.
i write this command in cmd:
telnet cis.poly.edu 80
then i hit enter twice.
at this time a blank screen appears but i can not type anything in this window.
if i type anything and then hit enter, 400 bad request error will be appeared.
at this time i want to write
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: cis.poly.edu
but i can not write anything. even the cursor does not move when i type.
cmd.exe telnet
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
What happens if you type what you want to type - your GET request - without seeing it? (I have tested locally with telnet and get a 200 response, FWIW)
– bertieb
Jan 26 at 14:10
when i press any key at this time, it gets back to the cmd prompt. sometimes when i type anything and before it goes back to cmd prompt, i hit enter, 400 bad request appears.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:19
why can not i write anything in this blank screen?
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:26
Are you specifying 80 and is this correct? Normally telnet uses 23.
– lx07
Jan 26 at 14:29
yes it is correct. its my book's practice.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:31
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i have a problem with telnet in cmd.
i write this command in cmd:
telnet cis.poly.edu 80
then i hit enter twice.
at this time a blank screen appears but i can not type anything in this window.
if i type anything and then hit enter, 400 bad request error will be appeared.
at this time i want to write
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: cis.poly.edu
but i can not write anything. even the cursor does not move when i type.
cmd.exe telnet
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
i have a problem with telnet in cmd.
i write this command in cmd:
telnet cis.poly.edu 80
then i hit enter twice.
at this time a blank screen appears but i can not type anything in this window.
if i type anything and then hit enter, 400 bad request error will be appeared.
at this time i want to write
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: cis.poly.edu
but i can not write anything. even the cursor does not move when i type.
cmd.exe telnet
cmd.exe telnet
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
asked Jan 26 at 14:00
sadegh yeganeh zadehsadegh yeganeh zadeh
1
1
What happens if you type what you want to type - your GET request - without seeing it? (I have tested locally with telnet and get a 200 response, FWIW)
– bertieb
Jan 26 at 14:10
when i press any key at this time, it gets back to the cmd prompt. sometimes when i type anything and before it goes back to cmd prompt, i hit enter, 400 bad request appears.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:19
why can not i write anything in this blank screen?
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:26
Are you specifying 80 and is this correct? Normally telnet uses 23.
– lx07
Jan 26 at 14:29
yes it is correct. its my book's practice.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:31
|
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What happens if you type what you want to type - your GET request - without seeing it? (I have tested locally with telnet and get a 200 response, FWIW)
– bertieb
Jan 26 at 14:10
when i press any key at this time, it gets back to the cmd prompt. sometimes when i type anything and before it goes back to cmd prompt, i hit enter, 400 bad request appears.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:19
why can not i write anything in this blank screen?
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:26
Are you specifying 80 and is this correct? Normally telnet uses 23.
– lx07
Jan 26 at 14:29
yes it is correct. its my book's practice.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:31
What happens if you type what you want to type - your GET request - without seeing it? (I have tested locally with telnet and get a 200 response, FWIW)
– bertieb
Jan 26 at 14:10
What happens if you type what you want to type - your GET request - without seeing it? (I have tested locally with telnet and get a 200 response, FWIW)
– bertieb
Jan 26 at 14:10
when i press any key at this time, it gets back to the cmd prompt. sometimes when i type anything and before it goes back to cmd prompt, i hit enter, 400 bad request appears.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:19
when i press any key at this time, it gets back to the cmd prompt. sometimes when i type anything and before it goes back to cmd prompt, i hit enter, 400 bad request appears.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:19
why can not i write anything in this blank screen?
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:26
why can not i write anything in this blank screen?
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:26
Are you specifying 80 and is this correct? Normally telnet uses 23.
– lx07
Jan 26 at 14:29
Are you specifying 80 and is this correct? Normally telnet uses 23.
– lx07
Jan 26 at 14:29
yes it is correct. its my book's practice.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:31
yes it is correct. its my book's practice.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:31
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What happens if you type what you want to type - your GET request - without seeing it? (I have tested locally with telnet and get a 200 response, FWIW)
– bertieb
Jan 26 at 14:10
when i press any key at this time, it gets back to the cmd prompt. sometimes when i type anything and before it goes back to cmd prompt, i hit enter, 400 bad request appears.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:19
why can not i write anything in this blank screen?
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:26
Are you specifying 80 and is this correct? Normally telnet uses 23.
– lx07
Jan 26 at 14:29
yes it is correct. its my book's practice.
– sadegh yeganeh zadeh
Jan 26 at 14:31