
RLOGIN
Examples
1 . This command has no host username for the host UNIXSUN. The terminal server uses the port username to log on to the host.
TS3395> rlogin unixsun
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The shell prompt on UNIXSUN indicates that the RLOGIN request was successful. The response you see may be different.
2 . This command uses the host name UNIXSUN and the username Johnson.
TS3395> rlogin unixsun “johnson”
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The shell prompt on UNIXSUN indicates that the RLOGIN attempt was successful.
3 . This command uses the NONE keyword to connect to a preferred service. The terminal server passes the username of the terminal server port to the remote host.
TS3395> rlogin none
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The shell prompt on the remote host indicates that the RLOGIN attempt was successful.
Related Commands
These commands provide functions that are useful with or similar to the RLOGIN command:
Command | Function |
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CONNECT | Establishes a session with a Telnet destination, including a |
| UNIX host, or a LAT service. |
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TELNET CONNECT | Establishes a session with a Telnet destination, including a |
| UNIX host. |
SHOW DOMAIN
Displays a list of learned or static domain names.