From: Jerry Kemp (sun.mail.list@oryx.cc)
Date: Tue Sep 18 2007 - 16:17:58 EDT
I wanted to again say thank you to everyone who responded, and apologize
again for my poorly written question.
I think that originally, I was looking for a highly configurable telnet
equivalent to proftpd or something similar, but several people have
convinced me that a PAM module is the way to go.
It looks like these PAM modules will meet my needs, specifically the
PAM_remote_hosts module.
http://www.comsmiths.com.au/pam/v1.05/
http://www.comsmiths.com.au/pam/COMSpam_faq
again, thank you to everyone who replied and offered suggestions.
Jerry K
Jerry K wrote:
> My company is doing a mass removal of telnet services corporate wide, to
> be replaced by SSH. And this is a good thing.
>
> We will have a handful of servers, that due to application issues or
> vendor support issues, will need to retain telnet daemon services and
> will need to be locked down by user id, as to whether they can login to
> a server or not. These systems are all Sparc based running Solaris 8.
>
> Initially, it was suggested to me that xinetd might be able to lock down
> telnet, and it can, just not by user id.
>
> I have done all of the standard searches, i.e. yahoo, Sun BigAdmin,
> freshmeat.net, sourceforge, etc. I have not come across anything that
> can lock down telnet services by user id.
>
> Is anyone else doing something like this? I would appreciate it if you
> can share what you did, or what telnet daemon you used to resolve your
> issue.
>
> As always, I will summarize.
>
> Jerry K
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