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Hello Mentor

I am a newbies in unix hope you can understand the way i ask since am not
totally knows everything in unix.

I have an AIX and wanted to secure the remote terminal, I mean i dont want the windows OS terminal directly connect the unix box using telnet.
How and what files should I reconfigure in order not to connect using the terminal

thanks,
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You can configure /etc/hosts.allow and /etc/hosts.deny accordingly, they control accesses of standard services or u may use a 'tcp wrapper' too. You might also consider using secure shell (ssh) for remote connection ...
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or maybe you would want to shut down telnet services altogether by disabling them in /etc/rc.inetd

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i'd pretty much say the same. disable all unsecure services in /etc/inetd.conf (and be sure to run the 'refresh -s inetd' after you change it). install ssh.
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