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cannot telnet/ftp to solaris machine by straight cable makes problem ..
Hi All,
1. modify /etc/default/login file as make commented # console= 2.put my laptops ip at both /etc/inet/ipnodes and /etc/host file still i can login via telnet/ftp through a DB9-serial cable, but when i tried through a lan stratight cable directly connected that machine to my laptop; cannot do. this is ultra A25 machine runned with solaris10. please makes me ensure , where i am wrong. i am a newbie here.. I also got another suggestion as follows. is this okay? ------------------------------------- By default , the solaris inetd deamon does not log the IP address of the machines that are connecting to Solaris Server . To enable the logging of all the IP addresses of machines connecting to the server and the connection time the following changes can be incorporated 1. cd /etc/init.d 2. vi inetsvc 3. Change the last line in the file, ie /usr/sbin/inetd -s & to /usr/sbin/inetd -s -t & 4. Stop and Start that script ./inetsvc stop ./inetsvc start 5. vi /etc/syslog.conf 6 . Add the following line deamon.notice /var/adm/name_of_log_file ( the two fields should be seperated by tabs ) 7. touch /var/adm/name_of_log_file 8. kill -HUP syslogd After these changes are made all connections that are started through the inetd deamon ( Telnet , FTP ) etc will be logged to the new file created This is also very useful for auditing purposes with NTP protocol enabled which gives us a consistent time throughout the enterprise, accountability can be implemented in the organisation. |
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Please post the results of the following commands:
Network parameters: Code:
ifconfig -a netstat -rn cat /etc/defaultrouter ls /etc/hostname.* (cat each) Code:
svcs -a | grep telnet svcs -a | grep ftp svcs -a | grep ssh svcs -xv |
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In order to not to be confused, you may ask the PL mahadib, on which port the cable is connected to instead. Ask him to check what is "written/engraved" near to the port he's connecting to. We will be much clearer if he's talking abt the ethernet OR serial port..
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