Im unsure.. however you can allow/deny telnet to ip addresses, domains,
hosts, ...
Jamie
On Sat, 27 May 2000, Dave Wyatt wrote:
> ---- Seth says....
> > >
> > > Turn your telnet off (add a # into /etc/inetd.conf in front of the
> > telnet line)
> > > But keep in mind, you also won't be able to telnet....
> > >
>
> I know I can turn off Telnet, but I can't do that here, *I* would have no
> way in. This is a co-located FTP server and Telnet is MY only way in,
> plus the techs at our ISP need it (I think). I don't even know if SSH is
> available to me. I've never used it and most of my access is from a Win98
> machine at the office.
>
> So the question now becomes, can I deny Telnet service to selected users?
> (In case you have missed the original message, this is a Red Hat V5.2 box.)
>
>
> ---- Randolph Fritz says .....
> > There's such a thing as a restricted shell; see the bash man pages.
> > With rsh + chroot, one can create a quite well protected closed user
> > environment
>
> Thanks for the info, I will start reading up on bash this weekend..
>
> Dave
>
