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=== System access ===
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Users can daisy chain computing sessions together. Using services such as [[Telnet]] or  [[Secure Shell|SSH]], the user creates a session on a second computer via Telnet, and from the second session, Telnets to a third and so on. Another typical example is the "terminal session inside a terminal session" using [[Remote Desktop Protocol]]. Reasons to create daisy chains include connecting to a system on a non-routed network via a gateway system, preserving sessions on the initial computer while working on a second computer, to save bandwidth or improve connectivity on an unstable network by first connecting to a better connected machine. Another reason for creating a daisy chain is to camouflage activity while engaged in [[cybercrime]].