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09-28-2008
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telnet access
How do I enable telnet user access, meaning that I would allow telnet access only to particular username?
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The answer is somewhat OS-specific. First, if you are *not* using Linux (or recent versions of Solaris), download the TCPwrappers library and read the manual. You will be able to do it by following this link:
Wietse's Home page After installation, it would be wise (but not necessary!) to re-compile the telnet daemon from source, using the TCPwrapper library. Then configure the /etc/hosts.allow file to specifify that the telnet daemon will only allow user X from IP Y to log in.
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