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Allowing telnet on a Solaris server

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falcetta

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What file do I need to change to allow telnet access to my Solaris box
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You need to uncomment the telnetd line in /etc/inetd.conf and restart inetd



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If it is only root that is having trouble logging in through telnet, comment out the CONSOLE= entry in /etc/default/login.

This is not the recommended setup though for security reasons.

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