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How Can I disallow telnet AND ftp for anonymous? 1
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Hi,
For telnet there is no such thing as anonymous access. With ftp, I believe redhat ship wu-ftpd without anonymous access enabled. If not, you can recompile it without anon support by doing './configure --disable-anonymous' at the start of the compile. In general, you have to explicitly allow anonymous access via /etc/ftpaccess etc. Again for redhat, there is a specific rpm called 'anonftp' which is configured for anonymous ftp only. If you have it installed you'd want to dump that with 'rpm -e anonftp' .
Also see this on securing your server -->
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For telnet there is no such thing as anonymous access. With ftp, I believe redhat ship wu-ftpd without anonymous access enabled. If not, you can recompile it without anon support by doing './configure --disable-anonymous' at the start of the compile. In general, you have to explicitly allow anonymous access via /etc/ftpaccess etc. Again for redhat, there is a specific rpm called 'anonftp' which is configured for anonymous ftp only. If you have it installed you'd want to dump that with 'rpm -e anonftp' .
Also see this on securing your server -->
Regards
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