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From: thompson@ANIMAL.SSEC.HONEYWELL.COM ("John Thompson")
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: telnet/rlogin question (sr10.2; dumb)
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Date: 3 May 90 00:41:00 GMT
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Hi netlanders:
Well, now it's my turn to ask what's bound to be a stupid question
with an obvious answer.  Loading 10.2, on several node types (dn4000,
dn3550, dsp160), I can not successfully telnet or rlogin to the node
after loading.  I'm sure it's an ACL problem, but WHERE?

Details:
	1) I adjust the ACLs to something between open and closed.  This
is probably what's screwing me up.
	2) Some nodes have come up just fine (dn3000, dn3550, dn4500).  I
don't know what I did to start the problems.
	3) tcp/ip is definitely up and running.  THis isn't THAT trivial
a problem.
	4) "telnet hostname" gives the connection message, and the intro
login messaage, and the login: prompt.  It accepts input, and immediately
returns with "login incorrect" and a new login: prompt.
	5) "rlogin hostname" gives the error message
		bind: Permission denied
		rcmd: socket: Permission denied
	   and sends me back to my local node.
	6) ACLs on the /dev directory give world 'rwxk' rights.  Dirs
created in /dev have the same rights, files in /dev give world 'rwx'.


Thanks for any/all help.
John Thompson
Honeywell, SSEC
12001 State Hwy 55
Plymouth, MN   55441
thompson@animal.ssec.honeywell.com
thompson@pan.ssec.honeywell.com

My views, opinions, and problems are my own.  Honeywell takes no
responsibility for them -- they'll always blame me.               :-)