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in the none-global zone. I don't want ftp in the global-zone.<br />
I allso don't inherit any pkg-dir from the global zone. 
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in the none-global zone. I don't want ftp in the global-zone.
I allso don't inherit any pkg-dir from the global zone.

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Hi.<br />
I've installed a new zone on my solaris 10. As I allmost allways do I run the Solaris Security Toolkit with jass-execute secure.driver<br />
This turns off allmost everything I don't need, but for this zone I need ftp.<br />
So, I ve done:<br />
1. svcadm enable ftp &nbsp; <br />
2. netstat -a | grep LISTEN &nbsp; = ftp is now LISTEN. &nbsp; <br />
3. svcs -v ftp &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;State=online<br />
but then I try ftp localhost I get: 421 Service not available?<br />
Any idea what I'm missing?<br />

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Hi.
I've installed a new zone on my solaris 10. As I allmost allways do I run the Solaris Security Toolkit with jass-execute secure.driver
This turns off allmost everything I don't need, but for this zone I need ftp.
So, I ve done:
1. svcadm enable ftp   
2. netstat -a | grep LISTEN   = ftp is now LISTEN.   
3. svcs -v ftp      State=online
but then I try ftp localhost I get: 421 Service not available?
Any idea what I'm missing?


Solaris 10 zone Solaris security toolkit - no ftp

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