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Hi All,
Anyone know how to change the remote login screen in red hat 8.0. at the moment i get 'login as:'

where i would like to display some kind of disclamer or warning,

#

you are entering the systems of yada yada yada, if you dont have permision please leave etc etc.

login as:

#
anyone know how to do this?

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Main Menu>System Settings>Login Screen

...at least that's where I see the option while running GNOME.
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Check out your /etc/motd file. It may be in other locations for other systems, but that's the default location for the message of the day. HTH
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It depends on how users are logging in.

If it's through telnet, you would edit /etc/issue.net. Otherwise, it's dependant upon each particular service. /etc/motd would be displayed for users after they've logged on.

Interestingly enough, if your terminal supports it, you can do some neat things with /etc/issue.net and its local equivalent, /etc/issue . If you fancy yourself an ASCII artist, and you know escape codes to generate colored text, you can draw and color neat little ASCII art pictures. Once, I drew an orange castle, complete with a blue sky and yellow blinking stars, and I used it for a machine I named "fortress"
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