![]() ![]() This is great when you’re trying to troubleshoot network connectivity problems, for example, say we have a web server which should be listening on port 80 to serve HTTP traffic but we are not able to load a web page, by using telnet to connect to the web server on port 80 we can verify the connectivity. I’ll show examples with command prompt, PowerShell, and of course using the graphical user interface.īy default the telnet client in Microsoft’s Windows operating systems is disabled, this is unfortunate as it is an extremely useful tool which can be used for testing TCP connectivity to external hosts on a specified port. ![]() This post will show you how to install the telnet client in Microsoft’s Windows Server 2019.
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