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Hello!
I was reading some information about FreeBSD, and I looked a telnet direction of a
freeBSD, and a questions comes to me.
Can I acced a FreeBSD server by telnet?
And, can a FreeBSD server allow me make a telnet inside of it?
And, the last, how can I get a FreeBSD account or access?
Thanks for reading me :)
El mutualista sin casco...
                       ...Ebon


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