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Operating Systems Solaris remsh working one way Post 302140658 by xramm on Monday 15th of October 2007 07:23:37 AM
Old 10-15-2007
Question remsh working one way

host Solaris 5.9 E250 host-name: sunsrv1
remote Solaris 5.8 Netra 250 host_name: sspfs_svr
i am able to remsh (or rsh)from remote to host
like ;
Code:
$ remsh sunsrv1 uname -n
sunsrv1

but opposite way not possible;

Code:
# remsh sspfs_svr ls
sspfs_svr: Connection refused

OR

Code:
# rsh -l 
HTML Code:
username
-n sspfs_svr ls sspfs_svr: Connection refused

OR this way: direct from root itself

Code:
# rsh -l cpacaci sspfs_svr ls
sspfs_svr: Connection refused


I configured the following files ;

.rhosts
/etc/passwd (identical users; both in host and remote)
/etc/hosts


any advice ? Thanks Smilie
 

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