Hi Ignacio,
apology for my English... my name is George Ginis...
what you mean running/accessible via firewall and system-config-securitylevel? in XP or CentOS? and what is this?
the PuTTY I have in XP or in CentOS?
thank for your answer...
By default CentOS doesn't have ftp, telnet, nor rlogin services running/accessible via firewall. Use an ssh client such as PuTTY. And don't forget to use system-config-securitylevel to open the ssh port.
On Sun, Nov 06, 2005 at 11:24:32AM +0100, George Ginis enlightened us:
apology for my English... my name is George Ginis...
what you mean running/accessible via firewall and system-config-securitylevel? in XP or CentOS? and what is this?
By default, CentOS does not enable an ftp, telnet or rlogin server. In addition, it also restricts connections to those ports in the firewall, unless you changed that during install.
The best way to enable access to your machine is to run the system-config-securitylevel command and allow connections to the SSH port.
the PuTTY I have in XP or in CentOS?
PuTTY is one example of an SSH client that runs on Windows. You can use this program to connect to your CentOS machine (after you have done the above).
Matt
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