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Enable/Disable ftp in solaris 10
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02-27-2008, 08:43 PM
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Are you using in.ftpd or 3rd party FTP server? In most cases you need to use inetadm command.
Get status of ftp service Code:
inetadm | grep ftp Code:
inetadm -e ftp Code:
inetadm -d ftp Code:
man inetadm man svcadm
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02-28-2008, 02:31 PM
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Enable/Disable ftp in solaris 10
ftp that I am using is in.ftpd
I have tried Code: --------- inetadm | grep ftp --------- Enable ftp Code: --------- inetadm -e ftp --------- Disable ftp Code: --------- inetadm -d ftp --------- After enabling or disabling using the inetadm command, The command inetadm | grep ftp is showing the proper output but when I try to connect to the machine from other machine it gives > ftp: connect :Unknown error number From the same machine using ftp 0.0.0.0 it has given ftp: connect: Connection refused
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