- What is rsh and how to disable it? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
rsh is remote shell and it is unencrypted, that's why you should disable it I don't know which OS you are talking about, but for RHEL (like sr_ already stated) edit etc xinetd d rsh and set disable = yes After that restart xinetd and you're done Though I think, rsh should be disabled by default Instead of rsh use ssh For more information on rsh read the man page
- how to install rsh rlogin on RHEL 9 - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I need to install rsh rlogin services on a RHEL9 host It looks like these services were removed from the distribution and also from EPEL I know all the reasons not to install these, but I need to
- rsync over local network using RSH returning Permission denied . . .
I've got rsync installed on my two machines on the same local network I'm trying to sync the var www html folder between the two of them I've created a user on Machine A called quot;rsync quo
- centos - rsh runs perfectly in normal user but not in root, very . . .
Erradicate rsh immediately It is a huge security risk No, "this is just an internal network, there won't be any evil chinese hackers" is totally irrelevant, attacks are either automated (to recruit for botnets) or targeted, and the second ones are (depending on the statistics you want to believe) initiated by internal users in 80 to 95% of the cases Use ssh, it gives almost the same
- Rlogin prompting for remote password (Kali Metasploitable)
Done Note, selecting 'openssh-client' instead of 'rsh-client' openssh-client is already the newest version 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded I have tried running "apt-get update apt-get upgrade" to make sure everything is up to date I have also tried uninstalling and re-installing the openssh client
- How can I install rexecd on Ubuntu - Unix Linux Stack Exchange
I tried to install rexecd executing this codes: apt-get install xinetd apt-get install rsh-server But, following the steps found on a web page, I try access to etc
- rsh shows poll: protocol failure in circuit setup, why?
Some firewalls have rsh protocol state tracking to allow this, but even if that's available, it's often not turned on This (among many other reasons) is why rsh is dying and everyone is switching to ssh, which has a much better-designed (although more complex) protocol that multiplexes multiple output streams over the same connection
- How enable non-privileged user to connect using rsh?
I have two hosts with Red Hat 7 4 , HostA and HostB The rsh-server and rsh packages was installed in both At both hosts, the rsh deamon was activated, the commands rsh,rlogin,rexec was added to
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