Allied Telesis Telesyn AlliedView NMS System 9.0 - Manual (Page 56)

Solaris Configure Upload Permission on Solaris 9-10
AlliedView NMS Installation Guide (Appendix A - Enabling Anonymous FTP) 10-4
4. Set file permissions to allow read-execute to all directories, read-only to the ls command, and read-write-exe-
cute to pub:
chmod 555 /opt/ftp/bin
chmod 777 /opt/ftp/pub
chmod 555 /opt/ftp/usr
chmod 555 /opt/ftp/usr/bin
chmod 111 /opt/ftp/usr/bin/ls
chmod 555 /opt/ftp/usr/lib
10.3.3 Configure Upload Permission on Solaris 9-10
1. For Solaris 10, give clients upload permission by adding the following 4 lines to the end of /etc/ftpd/ftpac-
cess:
uploadclass=anonusers * /pub yes ftp 30000 0660 dirs
deleteyesanonymous
overwriteyesanonymous
renameyesanonymous
10.3.4 Test Anonymous FTP Service
Test the configuration by attempting to connect to the ftp service from a remote client, making a directory,
uploading a file, list files, retrieving the file, deleting the file, and finally removing the created directory. Accept-
able user names are ftp and anonymous. Almost anything will be an acceptable password.
10.3.5 Configure AlliedView NMS (if necessary)
AlliedView NMS will assume the ftp root directory is /opt/ftp . To specify a different ftp root, edit the
FTP_ROOT entry in the AlliedView NMS config file conf/AT_server.properties .