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Here is how I have made sure telnetd is not available:


ubuntu# find / -name telnetd
ubuntu#


That's very secure for telnetd ....

Here is how I secure fingerd:


ubuntu# find / -name...

pgrep inetd shows the process and
pkill -HUP inetd reloads it.
It is necessary to inform inetd, because it starts the service daemons in inetd.conf on demand.
-1 should be identical to -HUP
When...

You certainly can use built in utilities like configuration files to disable executables.

But if you REALLY want to be secure (insure telnetd cannot run in the future, for example), just remove...

You need to restart or reload the inetd/xinetd process so that it reads the new inetd.conf or inetd.d files.. You can also give a kill -HUP to the inetd/xinetd process.

I think the command you need to look at is ldm remove-vcpu # primary

depending on your version of LDM, this may require a reboot.

What you call threads are known under Solaris as virtual CPUs (or strands).

Disabling virtual CPUs 0,3,7,11 seems to me an odd advice. Assuming the goal is to leave a single strand active per...

Use: zonecfg

Use: pfiles pid | grep AF_INET