New Addition
Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 3:14 am
gonna make a new addition to the rlogin client.
System Tags
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system tags are configured in the LEVEL4 cnf utility. this tag
allows systems to share public rlogin servers without userid conflicts.
example:
Sysop rlogins to a tradewars server and your system tag is ARCZONE
would change his outbound userid to [ARCZONE]_Sysop
that way sysop from system 1 can rlogin to the server without conflicting
with the name sysop whos online from system 2.
the command to use your system tag is -S by itself.
command line example:
192.168.1.55 -MTradeWars -S -P2002 -LSysop
this will connect to a remote machine on IP 192.168.1.55
using the module string 'TradeWars', it will use your defined
system tage, and connect to port 2002 using the name Sysop
because you used -S it will put your system tag in front of Sysop
[TAG]_Sysop
System Tags
---------------
system tags are configured in the LEVEL4 cnf utility. this tag
allows systems to share public rlogin servers without userid conflicts.
example:
Sysop rlogins to a tradewars server and your system tag is ARCZONE
would change his outbound userid to [ARCZONE]_Sysop
that way sysop from system 1 can rlogin to the server without conflicting
with the name sysop whos online from system 2.
the command to use your system tag is -S by itself.
command line example:
192.168.1.55 -MTradeWars -S -P2002 -LSysop
this will connect to a remote machine on IP 192.168.1.55
using the module string 'TradeWars', it will use your defined
system tage, and connect to port 2002 using the name Sysop
because you used -S it will put your system tag in front of Sysop
[TAG]_Sysop