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03-31-2009 07:05 AM
03-31-2009 07:05 AM
Network down while executing rsh
Hi,
I am currently configuring 4 node VCS cluster running on CFS on HP BL680 G5 server with Rhel4U5.
But now I am facing problem where I need to allow RSH ( I know rsh is not secure ) from one server to another. But whenever I execute rsh <> ls -al /tmp. The target server network will be down.
Do you all have any idea? You input is really welcome.
Regards,
Ken
I am currently configuring 4 node VCS cluster running on CFS on HP BL680 G5 server with Rhel4U5.
But now I am facing problem where I need to allow RSH ( I know rsh is not secure ) from one server to another. But whenever I execute rsh <
Do you all have any idea? You input is really welcome.
Regards,
Ken
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03-31-2009 07:43 AM
03-31-2009 07:43 AM
Re: Network down while executing rsh
>>> I know rsh is not secure
Whell, there are oppinions about this. In fact, some systems like Solaris, claims that it prevents to send unecripted passwords over the network. Which I agree.
If you have control about the .rhosts files, then probably is not a security issue.
>>> The target server network will be down
Can you post the exact message that you get?
Also, please post the ouput of the following command:
chkconfig --list | grep rsh
Ensure that you already have rsh server installed.
Whell, there are oppinions about this. In fact, some systems like Solaris, claims that it prevents to send unecripted passwords over the network. Which I agree.
If you have control about the .rhosts files, then probably is not a security issue.
>>> The target server network will be down
Can you post the exact message that you get?
Also, please post the ouput of the following command:
chkconfig --list | grep rsh
Ensure that you already have rsh server installed.
Por que hacerlo dificil si es posible hacerlo facil? - Why do it the hard way, when you can do it the easy way?
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03-31-2009 08:05 AM
03-31-2009 08:05 AM
Re: Network down while executing rsh
Shalom,
rsh requires a working network. All you can do is use rsh to execute a script in the background before the network outage.
rsh hostname scriptname
scriptname includes:
command &
That backgrounds the command. Make that a second script that covers the whole process.
SEP
rsh requires a working network. All you can do is use rsh to execute a script in the background before the network outage.
rsh hostname scriptname
scriptname includes:
command &
That backgrounds the command. Make that a second script that covers the whole process.
SEP
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