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12-25-2001 12:08 AM
12-25-2001 12:08 AM
rlogin authentication
Dear All,
What is the setup about rlogin authentication between HP-UX and Solaris 8?
I want to rlogin from HP server into Solaris server, but even I put the HP's host name in $HOME/.rhost on Solaris server, but it still need to enter password when I rlogin to Solaris server.
Please help me. Tks,
Jack Fan
What is the setup about rlogin authentication between HP-UX and Solaris 8?
I want to rlogin from HP server into Solaris server, but even I put the HP's host name in $HOME/.rhost on Solaris server, but it still need to enter password when I rlogin to Solaris server.
Please help me. Tks,
Jack Fan
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12-25-2001 01:46 AM
12-25-2001 01:46 AM
Re: rlogin authentication
Pls check the permision of /.rhosts. Double check /etc/hosts and /etc/passwd file.
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12-25-2001 05:32 AM
12-25-2001 05:32 AM
Re: rlogin authentication
Hi,
Check on the Solaris system (destination system) that you are able to resolve (nslookup) the hostname of the HP-UX system (source system) you are trying to rlogin from. Successful name resolution relies on /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf (if DNS is relied).
To troubleshoot your .rhosts file, input all possibilities for your hostname for your userid on the Solaris system:
hostname.domain userid
hostname userid
ip_address userid
If that works, try eliminating entry by entry to pinpoint the appropriate one. If that still doesn't work, check that the following services are running from the Solaris system's /etc/inetd.conf:
login
exec
shell
Remember to restart your inetd service on your Solaris to re-read the inetd configuration file ie. inetd -s.
Hope this helps. Regards.
Steven Sim Kok Leong
Brainbench MVP for Unix Admin
http://www.brainbench.com
Check on the Solaris system (destination system) that you are able to resolve (nslookup) the hostname of the HP-UX system (source system) you are trying to rlogin from. Successful name resolution relies on /etc/nsswitch.conf and /etc/resolv.conf (if DNS is relied).
To troubleshoot your .rhosts file, input all possibilities for your hostname for your userid on the Solaris system:
hostname.domain userid
hostname userid
ip_address userid
If that works, try eliminating entry by entry to pinpoint the appropriate one. If that still doesn't work, check that the following services are running from the Solaris system's /etc/inetd.conf:
login
exec
shell
Remember to restart your inetd service on your Solaris to re-read the inetd configuration file ie. inetd -s.
Hope this helps. Regards.
Steven Sim Kok Leong
Brainbench MVP for Unix Admin
http://www.brainbench.com
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12-25-2001 02:45 PM
12-25-2001 02:45 PM
Re: rlogin authentication
Hi Jack,
As Steven says, you need to have the hostname of the HP specified in the .rhosts file on the Sun. An easy way to determine what name to use is to rlogin (even though it prompts for the password) to the Sun then do "who -u" looking for the tty of your rlogin session. The last field is the hostname. If it's an IP address then the name isn't being resolved.
Darrell
As Steven says, you need to have the hostname of the HP specified in the .rhosts file on the Sun. An easy way to determine what name to use is to rlogin (even though it prompts for the password) to the Sun then do "who -u" looking for the tty of your rlogin session. The last field is the hostname. If it's an IP address then the name isn't being resolved.
Darrell
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