Re: SSL, Telnet and I
- From: Thad Rizzi <thad_rizzi@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 6 Feb 2009 14:20:20 -0800 (PST)
On Feb 5, 11:13 pm, Jonathan Ball <jonb...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thad Rizzi wrote:
I recently set up SSL for one of my iSeries servers (V5R4). I created
a certificate and assinged the Telnet application to the cert. Then
using Navigator I downloaded the Certificate Authority to my PC,
configured iSeries Access for SSL and connected using SSL.
Now however, I can't telent into that iSeries from another iSeries
using the command line. Any ideas on what I need to do next? The
telnet server is configured to only use secure connections and I want
to keep it that way.
Any help is appreciated,
The TELNET command has a PORT parameter that defaults to *DFT, which is
well-known port 23. Unless you changed something in activating SSL,
telnet is probably listening on port 992. So, when you try to telnet
from another iSeries, you need to specify:
telnet rmtsys(rmtiseries.mycompany.com) port(992)
or whatever port you're listening on on the target iSeries.
That didn't work for me. Telenet is set to use 992 for SSL but when I
tried telnet rmtsys(rmtiseries.mycompany.com) port(992) it timed out.
Looks like I have a lot to research on the whole SSL topic. Can
anyone suggest any good literature?
.
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