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| I seen this question on examcram site and coriolis site.
1. Your company has several Unix computers running the RSH daemon. You want to execute a command on one of the Unix computers from your Windows NT machine. Which utility must you use?
A) FTP
B) TFTP
C) Telnet
D) RSH
E) REXEC
Answer from examcram site said d. RSH
Answer from coriolis site said c. Telenet
Which answer is correct? I say c is correct.
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| I also believe the answer to be telnet. The question states that you want to execute the command ON the UNIX computer. To me this implies that the processing is executed remotley and locally you are only recieving screen updates. PC Anywhere isn't an option, so that leaves Telnet.
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| Yes according to transender it is telnet. I will try to find the question. | |
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| Thanks for responding. I'll see if I can find the answer for sure to. I'll let you know what I find.
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| Please may I differ. (I'll go with D=RSH)
According to Daniel Petri "This connectivity command runs commands on remote hosts running the rsh service. For information about the .rhost file, see the RCP command.
Syntax:
rsh host[-|username][-n] command
Parameters
host
-I username
Specifies the user name to use on the remote host. If omitted, the logged-on user name is used.
-n
Redirects the input of rsh to NUL.
command
Specifies the command to run.
I can't find any RSH questions in the Transcenders.
Chow
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Suzie
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[This message has been edited by Suzie (edited 10-25-2000).] | |
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| I would have to go with telnet considering you are going from windows to UNIX.
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| I agree with D. Acording to Scrimger and Adam (MCSE TCP/IP training guide): After you start RSH, it connects to the remote system's RSH daemon. The RSH daemon on the remote UNIX system ensures that the username is in its .rhosts file, if authentication succeeds, the specified command is executed.
And that's exactly what you want to happen.
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