During the installation of your database
server db, you disabled telnet access to it by running inetadm -d
telnet, because your company security policy prohibits unencrypted
access to the systems. You also added a default deny access policy:
# cat /etc/hosts.deny ALL: ALL Now a legacy application running
on the legacy server needs access to the db server, using telnet, and you have been asked to implement the changes. Which three steps do you have to take to enable telnet on db and restrict access to it, so that only traffic from legacy is allowed? (Choose three.)

A.
inetadm -e telnet

B.
svcadm enable telnet

C.
inetadm -M tcp_wrapper=TRUE

D.
inetadm -m telnet tcp_wrapper=TRUE

E.
inetadm -m telnet tcp_wrapper=legacy

F.
Add in.telnetd:legacy to /etc/hosts.deny.

G.
Add in.telnetd: legacy to /etc/hosts.allow.

H.
svcprop -s telnet setprop inetd/tcp_wrappers=TRUE