Answer / sreejith

1.check #/etc/default/login file

2.check telnet service status

Use "svcadm enable telnet" command to enable it.

Answer / megastar chiru

you need to check the destination server is up/not by using
ping. once it is confirmed up and running check for the
inetd deamon is running or not. if it is not running
properly it would cause no.of services may down. if it is
running then it might be cause of Telnet service.

check for the telnet service running or not
svcs -a telnet
svcadm enable/disable telnet

if still not properly working

check in source and destination servers /etc/services or
/etc/inet/services for the telenet service enable or not.

Answer / vincent

1.first ping the own ip address
2.ping the destination ip address
3.edit the vi/etc/default/login
4.check the telnet status:svcs -a telnet
5.if there disable:svcadm enable telnet

Answer / srinivas rao.muvva

checked local meachine telnet service
like :-
sol-9 #ps -ef|grep telnet
if not run..
#inetadm -e telnet

Sol-10
#svcs \*telnet\*
#svcadm -v refresh/enable -rts "telnet"

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