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Operating Systems Solaris MOTD Display Post 302389804 by incredible on Tuesday 26th of January 2010 01:45:13 AM
Old 01-26-2010
/etc/issue is displayed after you login via ssh.
In the sshd_config file, point BANNER=/etc/issue
 

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RADCRYPT(8)						      System Manager's Manual						       RADCRYPT(8)

NAME
radcrypt - generate password hash for use with radius, or validates a password hash SYNOPSIS
radcrypt [-d|--des] [-m|--md5] [-c|--check] plaintext_password [hashed_password] DESCRIPTION
radcrypt generates a hashed digest of a plaintext password, or can validate if a password hash matches a plaintext password. DES and MD5 hashes are currently supported. When generating a password hash a random salt is generated and applied. A hashed password can be validated by specifying -c or --check and passing hashed_password after plaintext_password on the command line. In this case hashed_password will be checked to see if it matches plaintext_password. If so "Password OK" will be printed and the exit sta- tus will be 1, otherwise "Password BAD" will be printed and exit status will be 0 (Note this is the opposite of a normal successful shell status). OPTIONS
-d --des Use a DES (Data Encryption Standard) hash (default). Ignored if performing a password check. -m --md5 Use a MD5 (Message Digest 5) hash. Ignored if performing a password check. -c --check Perform a validation check on a password hash to verify if it matches the plantext password. EXAMPLES
$ radcrypt foobar HaX0xn7Qy650Q $ radcrypt -c foobar HaX0xn7Qy650Q Password OK SEE ALSO
radiusd(8), crypt(3) AUTHORS
Miquel van Smoorenburg <miquels@cistron-office.nl> RADCRYPT(8)
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