Hi again:
Yes, it is working now. I put two machines in
/etc/hosts.allow and ALL:ALL line in hosts.deny.
I was doing some reading in different sites to get the
right format and found out that there is one more thing.
Not too important probably, but that I would like to try.
When I make
--- Cesar Moya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi again:
Yes, it is working now. I put two machines in
/etc/hosts.allow and ALL:ALL line in hosts.deny.
I was doing some reading in different sites to get
the
right format and found out that there is one more
thing.
Not too important
Hello everybody:
I know I have a firewall installed by default in RH7.2.
I bought a book on Getting Started in RH7.2 and according
to them if I wanted to enable FTP and Telnet access (which
by default I do not have) I needed first to allow them from
my firewall.
I had to type,
lokkit -f
telnet is generally considered insecure
and has been more or less replaced with ssh
so you really should only need sshd.
but if you insist
you'll need telnetd installed to set up a telnet server
as for an ftp server
i recommend proftpd
since i've heard that wu-ftpd is rather insecure
as for
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At 4/24/2002 01:42 AM -0700, you wrote:
telnet is generally considered insecure
and has been more or less replaced with ssh
Much closer to more than less when speaking of the open Internet, and
even most well-run internal networks. After all, telnet _is_ insecure; it
is a fact, not an opinion.
Hi guys:
Thanks for all your help. I know telnet/ftp are not as good
as ssh, but I wanted to have them working because the other
machines in the network do not have ssh installed.
Just to make it safer, can I give permission to just
certain machines to telnet/ftp to my linux box? This is
done
Cesar Moya wrote:
Hi guys:
Thanks for all your help. I know telnet/ftp are not as good
as ssh, but I wanted to have them working because the other
machines in the network do not have ssh installed.
Just to make it safer, can I give permission to just
certain machines to telnet/ftp to
Cesar Moya writes:
Hi guys:
Thanks for all your help. I know telnet/ftp are not as good
as ssh, but I wanted to have them working because the other
machines in the network do not have ssh installed.
Just to make it safer, can I give permission to just
certain machines to telnet/ftp to my linux
