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avm
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Disabling services

HI Friends,

This is out of way help !!!
But if any body knows pl help me!!!
I have got 3HP servers and an intel bsed Linux
6.2 server
Because of security i have disabled rlogin and
talnet to 3 hp servers with special access perm to local users.But how do i accomplish the same in hp because there is no inetd.sec file pl help me!!!


thanks in advance
avm
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Jaimin Parikh
Frequent Advisor

Re: Disabling services

Hi,

Access control to network services can be set in /var/adm/inetd.sec. You can explicitly allow or deny use of most networking services by listing them on a per-machine or per-subnet basis.

Syntax of entries in /var/adm/inetd.sec is:

service-name allow|deny {host-address|host-name}...

Hope this will help you.

Regards,
Jaimin Parikh
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Jaimin Parikh
Frequent Advisor

Re: Disabling services

Hi,

My answer to your question is for HP and not for Linux.Also,if inetd.sec files doesn't exist you can create one for your requirement.Path and syntax are detailed in my previous reply.

For linux related documentation you can visit
www.linuxdocs.org or www.redhat.com

Good luck.

Jaimin PArikh


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Satish Y
Trusted Contributor

Re: Disabling services

Hi avm,

U can create inetd.sec with permissions like,

-r--r--r-- 1 root sys 0 Mar 18 16:05 /var/adm/inetd.sec


entries like following:

service-name allow|deny {host-address|host-name}...

Cheers...
Satish.
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