Windows CE Telnet Server without authentication

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Windows Embedded CE is provided with a Telnet server, that you can use on your target to access it from the network.This Telnet service can work in two diff erent modes:

1. Without Authentication: Anybody connecting to the Telnet have access to the target.

2. With Authentication Enable: Only trusted user with password have access to the target.

In order to enable Telnet Server, in your OS Design, From the Catalog Item View Tab,

Core OS -> Windows Embedded Compact -> Communication Services and Networking -> Servers-> Telnet Server

 Also you have to add additional registry keys in project.reg to enable the Telnet server as shown below:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\TELNETD]
"IsEnabled"=dword:1
"UseAuthentication"=dword:0


Now in order to access the CE command line from your development Machine,Open Run and Type telnet <ip address>.

Telnet is by default not enabled on Windows. In order to enable it, Open Control Panel -> Programs
-> Turn Windows Features On or Off -> Telnet Client and Click OK.


References:

 1. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cenet/archive/2004/09/30/the-ce-telnet-server.aspx

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