Re: Telnet to the router
> > You can solve the problem by adding the ip and *any* hostname to /etc/hosts
> > on the box you're connecting to. This wil allow the IP to be resolved (even
> > if wrongly...). (This solution won't for my situation - thus my
> > headline/cry-for-help above....)
It looks to me (though I could be wrong, I'm using slackware to test) like
you can just delete resolv.conf and make sure named isn't running. I
suppose that brings down all DNS services, but why do you want to be able
to telnet out of your router?
FWIW- I can ssh into my router, but there's no ssh or identity on it, just
sshd. (And unfortunately that means I can't scp to or from it.)
Sean
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