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List:       cobalt-users
Subject:    Re: allow/deny doesn't work
From:       Brent Foster <brent () one ! net>
Date:       1998-11-26 18:43:54
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If you can telnet in at all, tcpd is running. :)

> I am wondering if tcpd is running? i did modify the hosts.allow and
> hosts.deny tables using two different accesses of mine, one allowed, the
> other one denied. This to test the security offered by tcpd...

You can do this:
In your /etc/hosts.allow:
	in.telnetd:	LOCAL .domain_allowed.com 212.

In your /etc/hosts.deny:
	in.telnetd:	ALL

You don't need to restart anything, the changes will take place right
away.


> >in tcp wrappers you can add to /etc/hosts.deny :
> 
> telnet: .domain_denied.com
> 
> 
> >and then to /etc/hosts.allow :
> 
> telnet: LOCAL
> telnet: .domain_allowed.com
> telnet: 212.xxx.xxx.
> 
> Server has been restarted. (BTW, how can i just restart this service?)
> I still have telnet access using both entries....
> 
> can you help me?
> thank you,
> chris

-- 
Brent Foster
Lead Systems Administrator
OneNet Communications, Inc.
513.618.1000 - brent@one.net

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