Waider stated the following:
>> According to SoloCDM:
>> > What do the following xinetd based services provide?
>> > chargen chargen-udp : off
>> Spits out a constant stream of ASCII
For what and where? Is it necessary to have it activated?
> > daytime daytime-udp : off
>> Current date and time
For what and where? Is it necessary to have it activated?
> > echo echo-udp : off
>> Returns whatever you feed it
For what and where? Is it necessary to have it activated?
> > time time-udp : off
>> Current time
For what and where? Is it necessary to have it activated?
> > Also, do the above services have anything to do with telnet or ftp?
>> Nope. Telnet and Ftp are entirely separate services. It's usually best
> to have the above serices turned off.
Those are under control.
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