vijay_kky

 Profile Answers by vijay_kky 

• Apr 26th, 2009

 

Start the machine in single user mode. Connect to console and check for the problem.

xabiullah

 Profile Answers by xabiullah 

• May 4th, 2009

 

1. Log onto your system using console.
2. Check whether the ssh daemon and the telnet deamon is running.
    a. Using the svcs - a |grep ssh and svcs -a |grep telnet or
using ps -ef command.
    b. Additionally, Check these serivces are listening to the
routable IP within the subnet and right port using command netstat -anP tcp |grep
22 and netstat -anP tcp |grep 23.If not bound, configure accordingly.
    c. If the services are not running, then start the services
using `svcadm` command. And repeat the above two steps to confirm.
3. If already running, Check the firewall setting and configure firewall
accordingly.

sateeshbraju

 Profile Answers by sateeshbraju 

• May 7th, 2009

 

We have to enable the telnet and ssh services

svcadm enable telnet
svcadm enable ssh

After that we have to start the telnet service

svcadm restart telnet
svcadm restart ssh

sankar.naru

 Profile Answers by sankar.naru Questions by sankar.naru

• Jun 17th, 2009

 

You first check whether there are any dependency services are enabled or not.

svcs -xv telnet and svcs -xv ssh

If there are no dependencies then you can simply enable telnet and ssh
svcadm enable telnet and svcadm enable ssh

If there are dependencies you first enable those services and then you have to enable these two services

sathish_us

 Profile Answers by sathish_us Questions by sathish_us

• Sep 23rd, 2009

 

Check the TELNET & SSH services are running. If not, start the services.

# svcs -a |grep telnet

# svcadm enable telnet
# svcadm enable ssh

If still not to able to logon, check the firewall.