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Telnet -K required to Cisco routers - Why?
Whenever I would telnet into a Cisco router from OS X, I need to add the
-K switch to avoid getting the 'Kerberos' prompt returned from the
router.
Is there a way to change the behaviour of the OS X telnet program so
that I don't have to add the -K?
Steve
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