Tools__linux for Solaris systems installed by Linux "Solaris" VMware

1. VMware Tools installation and display settings

Command:

Cp/cdrom/vmwaretools/vmware-solaris-tools.tar.gz/export/home/xxxx

Gunzip vmware-solaris-tools.tar.gz

Tar xvf *.tar

A folder that generates a "Vmware-tool-distrib"

Enter this folder, perform the vmware-install.pl, and then a long set of settings after installation, the mouse can be free to click, Solaris Resolution can also be in the Desktop right menu free settings, a lot of convenience.

Reference:

Http://www.cnblogs.com/leipei2352/archive/2011/04/02/2003325.html

Once the installation is complete, you can right-click on the Solaris desktop to set the display resolution at will.

2. Open the Solaris System remote connection and FTP service

Solaris 10 and later versions provide SSH services by default and do not allow root users to log on directly to secure system security, which is inconvenient for users who develop and debug systems. The method for opening the Telnet service on Solaris 10 and allowing the root user to log on is as follows:

1. Open Telnet Service
# Svcadm Enable Telnet

Svcadm is the latest Network service management system under Solaris, see its Help manual for information on how it and Svcs are used.
2. Open Root Login rights

Modify the/etc/default/login file and comment out the following:
Console=/dev/console

How to enable Telnet and FTP features under the Sun SOLARIS10 operating system:

By default, the root user in the SUN Solaris system is not allowed to use the Ftp/telnet feature. So how do you turn on this feature?

1, modify the/etc/ftpd/ftpusers configuration file, the root user comments out, then the root user can ftp, modify/etc/default/login configuration file, find Console=/dev/console, comment out, The root user can telnet;

2, check the/etc/services file, confirm ftp/telnet corresponding port 21/23 are open;

3, check/etc/inetd.conf, if not with ftp/telnet use related statements, then add: Stream tcp6 nowait root/usr/sbin/in.ftpd in.ftpd telnet stream tcp6 NoWait root/usr/sbin/in.telnetd in.telnetd

4, with the #inetadm command to check the FTP and Telnet service is started, if not started the following command

#inetadm-E xxxxxx (the full name of the Telnet service that XXXX sees for INETADM).

5. Open SSH Service: Modify the/etc/ssh/ssh_config file, modify the "Permitrootlogin No" to "Permitrootlogin yes", and then perform svcadm restart SSH restart SSH service.

References: http://blog.163.com/weixia_1985/blog/static/9630479720126253851422/