How can you remotely access to a server using Windows prompt command?

Telnet x.x.x.x (the server IP address)

Hi All,

We can take remote by using cmd prompt. like the following commands, MSTSC , mstsc \\admin , mstsc \\console by using these three command it will prompt a server ip / host name and Remote user / administrator credential.

MSTSC in run menu and enter NETBIOS name or IP address of system. Next enter Username and Password if required.

Usinfg Telnet, Windows Powershel, PSEXEC (sysinternal tools) like that

Since it is through command prompt, you can use tools such as netcat , telnet, pstools , powershell,etc. Oofcourse it depends what you are trying to achieve

The Sysinternals Troubleshooting Utilities have been rolled up into a single Suite of tools. depend on what you want from your access these tools will help you by command line 

Download it from here : https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb842062.aspx

For linux OS based serverUse putty open source tool access server @ CUI level, you need to have ssh server running at server end.User VNC client to access server @ gui level you need to have vnc server running at server server,

We can use "PsExec" tool which is one of the SysInternals tools provides a way to open a remote command window without needing to install anything on the remote computer.

There are different ways you can access remotely to any windows like mstsc & Powershell like..

There are many way you can use to access any windows Device remotely, in this case you want to use the CMD, so here are the two comon ways:1. Using telnet >> telnet 10.10.10.10 [port number]

2. using powershell >> New-PSSession -ComputerName -Credential "user1"in both cases, a password prompt will show up ask you to put password 

Log into the server using mstsc command