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Exercise One

Exercise One

  • Okay, why not try masquerading as a web browser yourself using telnet and take a look at your favorite web site.

  • Remember, step one is to use a Telnet client to contact the web server (Most web servers are on port 80). Thus, your telnet address will look something like the following:

telnet www.somedomainofyourchoice.com 80

  • Once you are connected, you should send a GET request like the following:

GET /index.html

  • Don't forget to type the two carriage returns after the document you want to see:

The GET Method
Table of Contents
The GET Method


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