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Introduction
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Connectivity Basics
What is Connectivity?
Connectivity in a Windows Environment
Connectivity in a Mixed Environment
The MKS Toolkit Connectivity Suite
Access Remote Systems
Graphical Connections
Secure Communication
Comparing Different Approaches
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Remote Utilities
Remote Shell
rsh Basics
Specifying a User Name
Executing Multiple Commands
Connecting as a Domain User
Redirection
Remote Execution
rexec Basics
Specifying a Password
Specifying a User Name
Connecting as a Domain User
Redirection
Remote File Copying
rcp Basics
Copying Files Between Two Remote Machines
Copying Files to a Directory
Copying Directories
Copying Files as a Domain User
Remote Login
rlogin Basics
Specifying a User Name
Remote Services
Starting and Stopping the Services
Authentication
rshd Authentication
rexecd Authentication
rlogind Authentication
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Secure Utilities
Secure Shell Client
Secure X11
Secure Shell Service
Authentication Agents
Secure FTP
Changing the Current Directory
Listing Directory Contents
Transferring Files
Visual SFTP
Making a Connection
Changing Directories
Copying Files
Renaming Files
Running Files
Secure Copy
Advanced Options
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The Telnet Server
Initializing the MKS Telnetd Service
Initiating a Telnet Session
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The X Terminal Emulator
Using xterm
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Tasks
A Sample Network
Choosing a Connectivity Tool
Administering Remote Servers and Workstations
Deploying Applications Throughout the Enterprise
Accessing Remote X11 Applications
Performing Distributed Builds and Automated Testing
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Configuring the Connectivity Suite
Configuring the Remote Utilities
From the Control Panel Applet
The Authentication Tab
The Rexecd/Rshd Tab
The Rlogind Service Tab
From the Command Line
The rconfig Utility
The rsetup Utility
Authentication Files
The hosts.equiv File
The .rhosts File
The .netrc File
Configuring the Secure Utilities
From the Control Panel Applet
The Secure Shell Client Tab
The Secure Shell Service Tab
Authentication Keypairs
Generating Keypairs
Passwordless Authentication
SmartCard Support
Problems with Passwordless Authentication
Smartcard Solutions
Smartcards and Windows
Using Smartcards with the Secure Utilities
Configuring from the Control Panel Applet
Troubleshooting
Configuring the Telnet Server