Dorit Ben-Shalom wrote:
>
> >>check /etc/hosts.allow file
>
> >>Not so simple.
> >>In both cases, I am trying to telnet
> >>
> >>>164.67.15.10
> >>
> >>from a non-local address and their
> >>
> >>>/etc/hosts.allow
> >>
> >>says
> >>
> >>>in.telnetd : 164.67.79.
> >>
> >>Does this mean that different telnet connections
> >>are routed in through different gates?
This line mean that if your address is not 164.67.79.* and hosts.deny is ALL:ALL then
you not be
able to go in.
Telnet will be enabled only to address of this range 164.67.79.
What you can do, is to ask the Administrator there to enable your IP if its static or
range it
its not, or best to give you ssh connection.
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