On Friday 02 February 2001 13:05, you wrote:
> richard wrote:
> > yup they work !! and pretty well someone decided to hammer hell out of
> > this box last night, and just to play safe I put in paranoid mode.
> > I noticed that after switching it back to Medium so I can work on it
> > easily, not everything that was altered went back to its original state.
> > Like /etc/xinet.d/telnet was not executeable... well that's easyt to fix.
> > But still cant telnet into this machine, I can telnet out , but notin,,
> > does the security feature uninstall the telnet server when switched to
> > its highest level ???,, or is there something else I've missed
> > TIA
> > --
> > Best Regards
> > Richard Bown
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> When it is in paranoid mode, it will only allow ssh-type connections as
> far as telnet goes. Why would you telnet into a "fortified" server,
> anyway? Telnet doesn't hide or mask your activity.
>
> Cheers,
> -- Al
OK Al but that dos'nt answer the question, I ned to be able to telnet in
when at work to check the system, the proxy server I use dos'nt support ssh.
I also need to get back the telnet function as I use a node front end, which
for my use I telnet into it,, ie telnet localhost.
and since switching security levels to max and back down again, I cant get
telnet access, the rpmdb says that telnet-server is still installed.
At the moment I'm stuck with a machine I cate remotly get into or access the
front end
--
Best Regards
Richard Bown
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