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Solaris 9 - Unable to access new server via telnet.
Hi,
I can currently connect to the server using the serial port, however I am unable to access the server via telnet.
I created a new user and password with the cuar properties.
When ever I try to access the server via telnet, it states: Sun OS 5.9, and then it prompts me with a username / password prompt.
Is there a special permission I must provide a user to grant them telnet access?
Thanks for your help!
I can currently connect to the server using the serial port, however I am unable to access the server via telnet.
I created a new user and password with the cuar properties.
When ever I try to access the server via telnet, it states: Sun OS 5.9, and then it prompts me with a username / password prompt.
Is there a special permission I must provide a user to grant them telnet access?
Thanks for your help!
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Sorry .. missed a (
(sleep 5; echo <login>; sleep 5; echo <password>) | telnet <hostname or IP address>
(sleep 5; echo <login>; sleep 5; echo <password>) | telnet <hostname or IP address>
for seemless logging into a server you should use something like SSH.
If security is not a problem, then using rsh will work. A file called ~/.rhosts will need to be created with the hostname of the server the user will be coming in from.
Also, if pshattuck's command does not work, you could use 'expect'.
Regards, Nisus
http://www.omnimodo.com
If security is not a problem, then using rsh will work. A file called ~/.rhosts will need to be created with the hostname of the server the user will be coming in from.
Also, if pshattuck's command does not work, you could use 'expect'.
Regards, Nisus
http://www.omnimodo.com
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Thank you all for your comments. The problem worked itself out.
Don't think sunscreen is the problem here as the login prompt is being displayed.
we need more info as to what the problem actually is.
Regards, Nisus
http://www.omnimodo.com