Couldn't able to telnet/ftp/ssh onto Fedora Linux system?

We received a Fedora installed, we couldn't able to do any
telnet/ftp/ssh onto that machine, also I couldn't able to find any
telnet file on my /etc/init.d Directory, how can I enable these
services?.

I verified my firewall setting by "iptables -L" command?. Any
suggestions apprecited.

On 2005-07-27, GS <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> We received a Fedora installed, we couldn't able to do any
> telnet/ftp/ssh onto that machine

telnet and ftp are usually started by xinetd, check in /etc/xinetd.d
if the mentioned telnet/ftp files have the 'disabled=yes' option and
enable them (if you really want to use telnet/ftp).
SSH should be enable by default, but maybe it isn't.
chkconfig sshd on should do the trick.

Davide

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Davide,

I don't have "telnet' file at all, may be I don't have patch installed
for this I believe. Let me load tha patch.

Thanks.



Davide Bianchi wrote:
> On 2005-07-27, GS <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> > We received a Fedora installed, we couldn't able to do any
> > telnet/ftp/ssh onto that machine
>
> telnet and ftp are usually started by xinetd, check in /etc/xinetd.d
> if the mentioned telnet/ftp files have the 'disabled=yes' option and
> enable them (if you really want to use telnet/ftp).
> SSH should be enable by default, but maybe it isn't.
> chkconfig sshd on should do the trick.
>
> Davide
>
> --
> It's all GNU to me.
> -- From a Slashdot.org post

GS wrote:

> Davide Bianchi wrote:
>
>>On 2005-07-27, GS <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>>We received a Fedora installed, we couldn't able to do any
>>>telnet/ftp/ssh onto that machine
>>
>>telnet and ftp are usually started by xinetd, check in /etc/xinetd.d
>>if the mentioned telnet/ftp files have the 'disabled=yes' option and
>>enable them (if you really want to use telnet/ftp).
>>SSH should be enable by default, but maybe it isn't.
>>chkconfig sshd on should do the trick.
>>
>>Davide


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> Davide,
>
> I don't have "telnet' file at all, may be I don't have patch installed
> for this I believe. Let me load tha patch.
>

The server is telnetd.

Please do not use it if the computer is connected to the
Internet. The computer will be cracked under a minute.

A much more secure option is to use SSH instead of Telnet.

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I am able to SSH on to mymachine through Router, I need to ftp some
files onto my machine which is behind the Router, how can I do that?.

Even with local machine on the LAN, can't able to do ftp at all, I can
see xinetd is running. Is there any secure ftp like SSH?. Thanks in
advance.

GS wrote:

> I am able to SSH on to mymachine through Router, I need to ftp some
> files onto my machine which is behind the Router, how can I do that?.
>
> Even with local machine on the LAN, can't able to do ftp at all, I can
> see xinetd is running. Is there any secure ftp like SSH?. Thanks in
> advance.

There's scp and sftp.

Thanks James, Is there secure tftp program too?. I couldn't able to
find secure tftp prog on putty download page?. Thanks in advance.

Thanks James, Is there secure tftp program too?. I couldn't able to
find secure tftp prog on putty download page?. Thanks in advance.

In comp.os.linux.networking GS <(E-Mail Removed)>:
> Thanks James, Is there secure tftp program too?. I couldn't able to
> find secure tftp prog on putty download page?. Thanks in advance.

Ever thought about what the leading "t" in tftp stands for?

t == trivial

It has no authentication or even security support.

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GS wrote:

> Is there secure tftp program too?

Not that I'm aware of. Tftp tends to be used for stuff that's not that
critical, such as booting an OS etc.