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How to remove the following networking services in Solaris?<br />
a. fingerd<br />
b. rshd or remshd<br />
c. tftpd<br />
d. rusersd<br />
e. rlogind<br />
f. rwhod<br />
g. whois<br />
h. rexec<br />

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How to remove the following networking services in Solaris?
a. fingerd
b. rshd or remshd
c. tftpd
d. rusersd
e. rlogind
f. rwhod
g. whois
h. rexec


Solaris Networking Services

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