Others can tell you how to allow root to
telnet in, but I won't, cause I like you. :)
I hold you in high esteem, also, but if I were to do something to cause
you NOT to like me ... THEN would you tell me :) ? (Remember ... this
is only a 'temporary' thing, right?). BTW, ARE you saying I
Hey, thanks for this link! Looks like the easiest way for windows boxes
to run an X-server.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use OpenSSH instead, and use either TeratermPro with the ttssh SSH
add-on,
or PuTTY to access your system.
Life should be so easy that I had these choices to chose from. I
Use OpenSSH instead, and use either TeratermPro with the ttssh SSH
add-on,
or PuTTY to access your system.
Life should be so easy that I had these choices to chose from. I have
Reflections, and none of the connection methods you listed are available
(nor could I install add-ons if I could
I hold you in high esteem, also, but if I were to do something to cause
you NOT to like me ... THEN would you tell me :) ? (Remember ... this
is only a 'temporary' thing, right?). BTW, ARE you saying I could
create user accounts that could telnet in?
You could create user accounts,
Forst, many thanks to those who responded earlier with all of the
usefull information and URLs that helped me get the install completed to
DASD (finally decided to rob from Notes390 to give to Linux390 and ended
up reusing a mod 9 ... so plenty of room!).
I have utilized the vast wisdom of the
system. Others can tell you how to allow root to
telnet in, but I won't, cause I like you. :)
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: paultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 6:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RH72 telnet
Forst, many thanks to those who responded
Telnet login by root is probably not allowed. It's not good security
practice since telnet traffic passes in clear text. Something someone
in
your job would know is not a good thing. :)
Touche, Mark! But if you had seen me cursing the HMC console using
'echo' to change parm files, you'd
recommendations to you. :(
Mark Post
-Original Message-
From: paultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2002 7:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RH72 telnet
Telnet login by root is probably not allowed. It's not good security
practice since telnet traffic passes
Forst, many thanks to those who responded earlier with all of the
usefull information and URLs that helped me get the install completed to
DASD (finally decided to rob from Notes390 to give to Linux390 and ended
up reusing a mod 9 ... so plenty of room!).
I have utilized the vast wisdom of
