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    The document discusses configuring the telnet service in Linux. It describes modifying the /etc/xinetd.d/telnet file to disable telnet and restarting the xinetd service. It then shows connecting to the system using telnet from another client, logging in as a non-root user, and switching to the root user by using su. Finally, it changes to the root directory as root user.

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    The document discusses configuring the telnet service in Linux. It describes modifying the /etc/xinetd.d/telnet file to disable telnet and restarting the xinetd service. It then shows connecting to the system using telnet from another client, logging in as a non-root user, and switching to the root user by using su. Finally, it changes to the root directory as root user.

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    Telnet Service in Linux O.S

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    The document discusses configuring the telnet service in Linux. It describes modifying the /etc/xinetd.d/telnet file to disable telnet and restarting the xinetd service. It then shows connecting to the system using telnet from another client, logging in as a non-root user, and switching to the root user by using su. Finally, it changes to the root directory as root user.

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    Telnet Service In Linux O.S.

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    [root @ sun- 5 root ] # service xinetd $o to client syste% li&e 'in() * +*,- telnet .(/..)/...5 Lo0in * &0r 1!ss'd * 2user only lo0in "ut not root lo0in3 [ &0r @ sun 4 5 &0r] 5 su [Set su6er user is root] 6!ss'd [root @ sun- 5 &0r ] # cd /root [root @ sun- 5 root ] # 7 This is used li&e ! Linux Server8 root

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