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From: wstef@beta.eng.clemson.edu (W. Gregg Stefancik)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sun
Subject: "Best Way" to inhibit halting of workstations?
Keywords: SunOS
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Date: 29 Mar 89 21:30:47 GMT
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What is the best way to stop non-staff personel from halting a workstation
and then booting it up in single user mode as root?

I've seen numerous suggestions posted here.  I would like to know what
method has proved the most secure and feature free in practice.

W. Gregg Stefancik < wstef@eng.clemson.edu >

[[ If you are running 4.0, then remove the word "secure" from the console
line in /etc/ttytab.  This will make single user boot prompt for the root
password at the tail end of the booting phase.  --wnl ]]