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Unable to telnet any of my servers in the network..? wht may
be the reason
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Answer / c. anthony francis
To see whether or not the telnet facility is enabled, user
the following command:
#inetadm | grep telnet
If daemon is not enabled please enable the daemon through
following command:
#inetadm –e telnet
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Answer / sree
CONSOLE=/dev/console
Make sure that the above line is commented in /etc/default/login to enable remote login
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