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Unhappy Unable to telnet into the Sun server

I tried to telnet to my Sun server (E250) but I received the error message :
"Network error: Connection reset by peer".

I was able to ping my server. And, I had already commented off "CONSOLE=/dev/console" in /etc/default/login.

But, if I rlogin from all other servers, it works.

Is there some configuration setting somewhere?
 

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