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From: Jesus Rodriguez <jesus@abaforum.es>
Subject: Can i use hosts.deny???
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Hi... can i use hosts.allow and hosts.deny in freebsd???
If i can, wich format i must use for them???

I want allow telnet access to some specific machines, but have free the rest
of services.

Thanks in advance.