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If you're taking telnet security seriously, you should have
disabled it by now and gone with a secure shell, or at least modified the
rulebase so telnet is only accessible from a chosen management GUI somewhere on
the inside.
Modify /etc/inetd.conf and put a -h after the telnetd
command. This should strip the banner off completely (it does in full
versions of BSD, anyway!).
Tim
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 21 March 2001 17:33
Subject: [FW1] telnet banners
I have a Nokia IP440 Firewall appliance. Is
there anyway to turn off the default telnet banner?
Right now it states "IPSO firewall
name"
I would like to change it or delete
it is possible.
Thanks.
Jerry Atchley
Sr. Network Security
Administrator
RCI Global
Technology Group/Security Ops
RCI, LLC
(317)805-9506
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