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> Hello,
>
Dzien dobry
> Dans le man xinetd.conf, une explication sur la maniere de
> mettre telnet par exemple sur une interface bien precise et
> pas toutes lorsque l'on a affaire avec un multihomed PC.
>
> Je voudrais bien binder telnetd sur deux interfaces: 10.10.10.10
> *et * 10.20.20.10
>
> Comment je fais? Ce n'est pas documente.
>
# man xinetd.conf
[snip]
bind Allows a service to be bound to a specific
interface
on the machine. This means you can have
a telnet
server listening on a local, secured
interface, and
not on the external interface. Or one port
on one
interface can do something, while the same
port on a
different interface can do something
completely dif-
ferent. Syntax: bind = (ip address of
interface).
Donc, si tu met:
Bind = 10.10.10.10 10.20.20.10
Qu'est ce que ca donne?
> Merci,
>
De rien
> Dominique
>
Fabian
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