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rsh command

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vti

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Hi all,
When i try to run rsh command it returns me "Permission Denied" even I got entries $HOME/.rhosts and /etc/hosts.equiv files on remote host.

Any idea?

Thanks

 
Put entries in the server running the 'rsh' comamnds from.
 
hi dblair
Thanks for answer but i already put entries there but even i can ping the server which i want to access by rsh .but when i run the rsh command it returns time out.Probably firwall make this situation .
Does anyone know what does rsh use port type and number ?


Thanks
 
Ports for rsh is 513 and 514 (login and shell)

For the previous question:
Telnet to the box and run "who am i" to check that the address resolved for your client is the same as the one you put in .rhosts
Also check that the file is not writable for group or world, it will be discarded. Remember that if you try to rsh as root you need to open root security for ptys in /etc/securettys

As a last tip I would suggest that you use ssh , specially if your traffic is going outside your firewall. If your version of Tru64 is higher than 5.1 you can download a free SSH2 kit from HP or you can download an OpenSSH kit and try to compile it.
 
Hi vti,

I have the exact same problem. Did you ever find a solution
 
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