Is it possible to limit Telnet Logins to host/IP's that are
specified in my host table under solaris 2.3? If so, how do I
configure this? Any info appreciated.
Daren L. Janes
Daren L. Janes
May I know, why ? This can help with solution.
The best way to do this is get sources of telnet and compile it,
if it doesn't accept hostname/IP if it is not in file,
but the file should be not /etc/hosts...
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Matus Uhlar,
Computer Centre of Technical University in Kosice, Slovakia
Limiting incoming connections is possible with tcp_wrapper,Quote:>Is it possible to limit Telnet Logins to host/IP's that are
>specified in my host table under solaris 2.3? If so, how do I
>configure this? Any info appreciated.
Limiting outgoing connections is not possible except with
filtering routers.
Casper
1. 'host' command not using /etc/hosts?
I have several hostnames and addresses in /etc/hosts. I can telnet and
ping to these hostnames no problem. However, the 'host' command does
not recognize the hostnames. I am not connected to a dns at this point,
nor am I running named (I think).
Doesn't the host command basically call gethostbyname()? I wrote a
simple program and gethostbyname() returns the addresses ok.
I've tried switching the "order bind, hosts" line in host.conf, no change.
What's the problem here?
Thanks much.
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