Manage rsh Access

This procedure enables you to create a Remote Shell access listing for a host or for specific users on a host. This grants them remote access to the filer through rsh.

To create an rsh access listing, complete the following steps:

1. Click anywhere within the rsh Access listings page.

2. Click Insert.

Result: The following dialog box is displayed.

3. In the Host name or IP field, enter the name of the host or that host's IP address.

4. In the User field, either leave the default setting of root (for those users who have root-level access) or enter the specific user name to which you want to grant rsh access.

5. In the Comment field, enter a pound sign (#) and an optional comment about this rsh listing.

6. When you have finished, click OK.

7. When the Manage rsh Access page is displayed again, click Save to save your access listings.

To modify an existing listing, complete the following steps:

1. Click the listing you want to modify in the rsh Access listing window.

2. Click Modify.

Result: The Modify an /etc/hosts.equiv Line dialog box is displayed.

3. Make any modifications to this listing that you want.

4. When you have finished, click OK.
   
   If you do not want to save your corrections but want to return the fields to their former values, click Revert.

5. When the Manage rsh Access window is displayed again, click Save to save your modifications.

To delete an existing listing, complete the following steps:

1. Click the listing you want to delete in the rsh Access listing window.

2. Click Delete.