telnet problem
This is a discussion on telnet problem within the AIX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> my problem is in file /etc/hosts is present 172.20.40.54 host007 telnet 172.20.40.54 OK telnet host007 problem sorry for my ...
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01-05-2008, 02:46 AM
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 Re: telnet problem On Sun, 11 Jul 2004 12:39:06 +0200, caspar wrote: > my problem is > > in file /etc/hosts is present 172.20.40.54 host007 > > telnet 172.20.40.54 OK > telnet host007 problem See: /etc/irs.conf /etc/netsvc.conf the NSORDER environment variable. Regards, Ian      |
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| Re: telnet problem > > my problem is > > > > in file /etc/hosts is present 172.20.40.54 host007 > > > > telnet 172.20.40.54 OK > > telnet host007 problem > > See: > > /etc/irs.conf > /etc/netsvc.conf > the NSORDER environment variable. > What is this files? in my risk don't find in /etc |
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| Re: telnet problem On Mon, 12 Jul 2004 10:42:18 +0200, Caspar wrote: > >> > my problem is >> > >> > in file /etc/hosts is present 172.20.40.54 host007 >> > >> > telnet 172.20.40.54 OK >> > telnet host007 problem >> >> See: >> >> /etc/irs.conf >> /etc/netsvc.conf >> the NSORDER environment variable. >> > What is this files? > > in my risk don't find in /etc Did you try looking at the man pages? They are what control name resolution order. I believe that the default in the absence of any of the above is to use DNS only if /etc/resolv.conf exists. You probably want to create /etc/netsvc.conf containing: hosts = local, bind as you only want to influence name resolution and it's simpler than irc.conf. Regards, Ian |
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