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the /etc/ssh/sshd.config file prohibits root login in its default configuration.

in /etc/ssh/sshd_config cahnge PermitRootLogin no to PermitRootLogin yes and restart sshd with “svcadm restart ssh”
Solaris does not have ~/.profile files by default. *You* create your own.

> It’s very bad to view man page in Solaris 10, it seams the page up and > page down are not supported very well. In HP-UX, the ^F(or F) and ^B(or > B) work pretty well.

echo “export PAGER=less” >> ~/.profile
Then the keys “j” and “k” will scroll one line at a time. Ctrl-F or Space will scroll one page upward and Ctrl-B will scroll back one page.

If this is Solaris 10, then you might need to enable those services. Use:
svcadm enable ssh
and/or:
svcadm enable telnet

“svcs -x” to figure out what’s broken on the system.

the /etc/ssh/sshd.config file prohibits root login in its default configuration.

in /etc/ssh/sshd_config cahnge PermitRootLogin no to PermitRootLogin yes and restart sshd with “svcadm restart ssh”
Solaris does not have ~/.profile files by default. *You* create your own.

> It’s very bad to view man page in Solaris 10, it seams the page up and > page down are not supported very well. In HP-UX, the ^F(or F) and ^B(or > B) work pretty well.

echo “export PAGER=less” >> ~/.profile
Then the keys “j” and “k” will scroll one line at a time. Ctrl-F or Space will scroll one page upward and Ctrl-B will scroll back one page.

If this is Solaris 10, then you might need to enable those services. Use:
svcadm enable ssh
and/or:
svcadm enable telnet

“svcs -x” to figure out what’s broken on the system.

the /etc/ssh/sshd.config file prohibits root login in its default configuration.

in /etc/ssh/sshd_config cahnge PermitRootLogin no to PermitRootLogin yes and restart sshd with “svcadm restart ssh”
Solaris does not have ~/.profile files by default. *You* create your own.

> It’s very bad to view man page in Solaris 10, it seams the page up and > page down are not supported very well. In HP-UX, the ^F(or F) and ^B(or > B) work pretty well.

echo “export PAGER=less” >> ~/.profile
Then the keys “j” and “k” will scroll one line at a time. Ctrl-F or Space will scroll one page upward and Ctrl-B will scroll back one page.

If this is Solaris 10, then you might need to enable those services. Use:
svcadm enable ssh
and/or:
svcadm enable telnet

“svcs -x” to figure out what’s broken on the system.