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Old 05-13-2011
Privacy Statement when connecting to solaris host

Hi All,

I want to print a privacy statement for e.g. "Users must be authorized to login into this host" .... of this kind of message when the users tries to connect to a Solaris host. i.e. before the user key's in credentials.

Is there any command that i can use to print this kind of statements on Solaris. Any input is appreciated.


Best Regards,
Sudharma

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