Re: [newbie] Enable/Disable Telnet.
In mandrake 7.2 you can (after installing openssl ans openssh packages clients servers etc.) add ssh modules to linuxconf so you can configure it from there too linuxconf > control > control files and system > configure linuxconf modules there you can enable linuxconf to show your ssh setup so you control it from there. ps: i think linuxconf is an underestimated very usefull tool if you need to fastly do things (if you got time you can still inspect your config files manually). On Sunday 12 November 2000 06:02, you wrote: > > Hi you can enable disable allmost all services in linuxconf also you can > > tell > > > if the service should start at bootup its easy and usefull > > linuxconf > network > severtasks > intenet sevices > > and then linuxconf > control > controlpanel > control service activity > > telnet is controlled by inetd (7.1) and xinetd (7.2) so you need to have > > that > > > enabled too good luck > > btw. ssh is nicer than telnet try it! > > got any pointers to setup ssh ? > I too have had problems with telnet to start out with . > but least now i can get online first time for that ;*)
Re: [newbie] Enable/Disable Telnet.
> Hi you can enable disable allmost all services in linuxconf also you can tell > if the service should start at bootup its easy and usefull > linuxconf > network > severtasks > intenet sevices > and then linuxconf > control > controlpanel > control service activity > telnet is controlled by inetd (7.1) and xinetd (7.2) so you need to have that > enabled too good luck > btw. ssh is nicer than telnet try it! got any pointers to setup ssh ? I too have had problems with telnet to start out with . but least now i can get online first time for that ;*)
Re: [newbie] Enable/Disable Telnet.
There is no way to disable/enable on the fly. You can enable telneting into your box by editing /etc/inetd.conf and remove the # from the telnet entry. On Sat, 11 Nov 2000, you wrote: > kernell32 already answered that question. he said and i quote: > > "Hi you can enable disable allmost all services in linuxconf also you can > tell > if the service should start at bootup its easy and usefull > linuxconf > network > severtasks > intenet sevices > and then linuxconf > control > controlpanel > control service activity > telnet is controlled by inetd (7.1) and xinetd (7.2) so you need to have > that > enabled too good luck > btw. ssh is nicer than telnet try it!" > > end of quote > > cya (credits to kernell32) -- Eddie Torres www.veloct.net
Re: [newbie] Enable/Disable Telnet.
kernell32 already answered that question. he said and i quote: "Hi you can enable disable allmost all services in linuxconf also you can tell if the service should start at bootup its easy and usefull linuxconf > network > severtasks > intenet sevices and then linuxconf > control > controlpanel > control service activity telnet is controlled by inetd (7.1) and xinetd (7.2) so you need to have that enabled too good luck btw. ssh is nicer than telnet try it!" end of quote cya (credits to kernell32)
[newbie] Enable/Disable Telnet.
Hi all, How can I enable and disable telnet to my workstation. I am using Linux Mandrake 7.2 Thanks Mazen __ FREE Personalized Email at Mail.com Sign up at http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup
Re: [newbie] Enable/Disable Telnet.
Hi you can enable disable allmost all services in linuxconf also you can tell if the service should start at bootup its easy and usefull linuxconf > network > severtasks > intenet sevices and then linuxconf > control > controlpanel > control service activity telnet is controlled by inetd (7.1) and xinetd (7.2) so you need to have that enabled too good luck btw. ssh is nicer than telnet try it! On Saturday 11 November 2000 16:45, you wrote: > > Hi all, > > How can I enable and disable telnet to my workstation. > I am using Linux Mandrake 7.2 > > Thanks > Mazen Content-Type: text/html; charset="windows-1256"; name="Attachment: 1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Description:
