Hi again:

Yes, it is working now.  I put two machines in
/etc/hosts.allow and "ALL:ALL" line in hosts.deny.  

I was doing some reading in different sites to get the
right format and found out that there is one more thing. 
Not too important probably, but that I would like to try.

When I make telnet to my linux box I can see the a message
saying I am running RH7.2 version of Linux and the kernel
information as well.  Many sites suggested to remove that
message and replace by another one.

I have to change two files /etc/issue and /etc/issue.net
where the message originates.  However, those two files are
re-written everytime I boot, so even if I change them, I
will still have the same problem next time I start the
machine.  The way to avoid that was by doing something in
the /etc/rc.d/rc.local file, but that "something" is what I
would like to know exactly how to do.  The websites I
visited were not very clear on that point.

Do I have to write the message there? Re-direct the input
to /etc/issue using a script? Make a link?  

Cesar

--- Glen Lee Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Cesar Moya writes:
> >Hi guys:
> >
> >Thanks for all your help. I know telnet/ftp are not as
> good
> >as ssh, but I wanted to have them working because the
> other
> >machines in the network do not have ssh installed.
> >
> >Just to make it safer, can I give permission to just
> >certain machines to telnet/ftp to my linux box?  This is
> >done in the /etc/hosts.allow or is this an option for
> NFS
> >file sharing only?
> 
> Yes. hosts.allow and hosts.deny work through xinetd, so
> if you wish to use them
> for telnet/ftp make sure that telnet and ftp are set up
> to be initialized
> through xinetd and not set up to run as stand alone
> servers.
> 
> man hosts.allow
> man hosts.deny
> 
> Glen
> 
> 
> 
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