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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
centos - rsh runs perfectly in normal user but not in root, very . . . The first example tries to login as root on the system and run pwd while the second example logins via service and runs pwd It is likely that your configuration does either not allow logins as root or from root at localhost To debug it further you can try to run rsh -l service localhost pwd and see if it works Please also have a look at Why can't I use strace with rsh? which explains
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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