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Subject: Can't SU to Root on Telent
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I set up my first server and enabled telent.  It's all on a closed =
network so I'm not worried about security.  I just want to practice =
stuff.

When I try to login in a root with the correct password, I get "Login =
Incorrect".  I expect this is happening because 'root' isn't allowed =
remote access.

So when I login as a normal user, I try to "su" and I get "su: Sorry".  =
Do I have to set some special permissions for this?

Thanks