As far as I understand, a connection to the server is being established. Those. does this mean that the server will remember my IP and the commands that I am sending all the time? The task is to send about 10 messages to the server so that it does not understand that they all come from the same source. I understand you need to look in the direction of TCP / IP?

  • What does "from one source" mean? From one process (in one session) or from one host? - alexlz
  • @alexlz, means host - ololo
  • @olo, you mean something like: telnet host222 login password cd / ls rm -Rf * & exit or telnet host222 2500 telnet host222 2501 .... and about which of the lines the server must “think” that they are not from one source? Explain your idea in more detail. Then you might think if this is possible in principle - avp
  • @avp, `telnet dot.com login1 login2 quit` - ololo
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    Your IP and local port number (possibly changed by NAT on the router). Login1 login2 quit lines What will be saved in the logs depends on the server (program) that accepts IP connections on port 1000. - avp

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