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Is it possible to restrict telnet to specific ips in Digital Unix

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yes it is possible. you need tcp wrapper
installed on your system.

then configure
/etc/host.allow to only allow telnet for certain ip address.

you may also want to deny other traffic this can be done in /etc/host.deny
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Thanks for the reply

Can it be done on Digital Unix 4.0D ?
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You'll need a basic understanding of tcp wrappers.
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you can check with which tcpd if your OS supports TCP Wrappers

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