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Not on System Console; Connection to host lost.
hi all,
When I telnet my W2k machine to my Solaris8 machine, after typing my login name and password prompt, I get the following msg immediately. ==== Not on System Console. Connection to host lost. ==== The 2 machines are connected on the same kingston workgroup hub. Can someone pls help? |
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can you telnet from your W2k to your Sun box???
if you cant' then you have a problem with your telnet setup in which case you should check your /etc/services file for Telnet services and then do a #ps -ef |grep telnet and look for a process called in.telnetd ...but if you can then i would try this>>> well the first thing i would check is to see if the CONSOLE line in the /etc/default/login is commented out or not. # vi /etc/default/login CONSOLE=/dev/console is the line you are looking for and you would want to put a # sign in front of it. #CONSOLE=/dev/console this will allow connection to the box from remote locations. this line tells the system that you must login at the console |
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Yes, root can't telnet into the SunOS 5.8 box until the line
CONSOLE=/dev/console is commented out. Thanks for all the input. |
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