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Aix 5, how can I disable, telnet, ftp and snmp?

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stopsrc mabye?
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Okay, but they always start at boot ...
Is there smthg like rmsrc ?...
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Hi,

you might want to disable those services from rc files under /etc directory.

Just use "grep <service> /etc/rc*" to figure out in which file service you want to disable is and use "#" to comment it out.

If the service is part of inetd, then you have to hack those "#" comments to /etc/inetd.conf file.

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>Aix 5, how can I disable, telnet, ftp and snmp?

These need to commented in /etc/inetd.conf and then execute 'refresh -s inetd'.
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