Hello every body
I want to login remotely to another node by rlogin command, how can I ?
rlogin command
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cavagnaro
Re: rlogin command
Rlogin is a Unix/Linux command, no big deal, just a simple google search can show you:
http://www.computerhope.com/unix/urlogin.htm
Please do a little research before posting....
http://www.computerhope.com/unix/urlogin.htm
Please do a little research before posting....
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Miraculix01_DUP
Re: rlogin command
rlogin is nor more supported by alu , because of security, if youhaven one login and pwd for one site of an network , you would be newer requested to enter login an pwd if you use rlogin, even all other nodes of your network used differen login and pwd´s
so only entering telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is currenty allowed ( since linux) then you have to enter on each site there own login an pwd !
so only entering telnet xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is currenty allowed ( since linux) then you have to enter on each site there own login an pwd !
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gaurav.aggarwal
Re: rlogin command
Alternate way to login the remote system is by using TUNNEL I.P.
telnet 172.30.XX.YY
to check or enable tunnel ip go to netadmin...
where XX is your remote network number. If network 0 then use telnet 172.30.253.YY
and If network 1 then use telnet 172.30.1.YY and so on.
YY is your remote node number. If node 1 and network 0 then use telnet 172.30.253.1
and If node 2 network 1 then use telnet 172.30.1.2 and so on.
then you will get login and password option.
Gaurav Aggarwal
telnet 172.30.XX.YY
to check or enable tunnel ip go to netadmin...
where XX is your remote network number. If network 0 then use telnet 172.30.253.YY
and If network 1 then use telnet 172.30.1.YY and so on.
YY is your remote node number. If node 1 and network 0 then use telnet 172.30.253.1
and If node 2 network 1 then use telnet 172.30.1.2 and so on.
then you will get login and password option.
Gaurav Aggarwal
