Use TCP/IP to send 'r' commands to PC?

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1 total messages Started by saify.lanewala Tue, 09 Apr 1991 14:14

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Author: saify.lanewala
Date: Tue, 09 Apr 1991 14:14

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Hi.

I have a UNIX host running TCP/IP (Lachman Assoc. flavor).
I would like to be able to send commands (Berkeley r-commands)
from the UNIX box to one or more PCs also running TCP/IP.

I have seen ads for PC/TCP software on a PC communicating over
a WD0003 Ethernet card.  The specs that I saw indicate that
the PC can do stuff like 'remsh' and 'rcp' and 'rlogin' to a
UNIX host.  What I really need is a way to have the UNIX host
do an 'remsh' and 'rcp' to a PC.

Anyone in netland have any ideas?  Any help most gratefully appreciated.
Thanks.

Saify Lanewala
... att!attunix!stl

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