To check status of telnet
$ svcs telnet
STATE STIME FMRI
disabled Mar_18 svc:/network/telnet:default
To stop telnet
svcadm disable telnet
To start telnet
svcadm enable telnet
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2 comments:
Vikram, what could be a valid reason to start telnet? I can not think of any.
No good reason. In our environment, it was started because some people had a false premise that if they did not start telnet, MWA wouldn't work. This assumption is of course incorrect. MWA has nothing to do with telnet. MWA is a completely different service running on a different port but in plain text like telnet.
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