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Linux Network Administrator Guide, Second EditionHowever, this case is even a little worse because when the portmapper dies, all RPC port information is lost; this usually means you have to restart all RPC servers manually or reboot the entire machine. On Linux, the portmapper is called /sbin/portmap, or sometimes /usr/sbin/rpc.portmap. Other than making sure it is started from your network boot scripts, the portmapper doesn't require any configuration. Configuring Remote Login and Execution It's often very useful to execute a command on a remote host and have input or output from that command be read from, or written to, a network connection. The traditional commands used for executing commands on remote hosts are rlogin, rsh and rcp. We saw an example of the rlogin command in Chapter 1, Introduction to Networking in the section "Introduction to TCP/IP Networks". We briefly discussed the security issues associated with it in "System Security" and suggested ssh as a replacement. The ssh package provides replacements called slogin, ssh, and scp. Each of these commands spawns a shell on the remote host and allows the user to execute commands ...» | Код для вставки книги в блог HTML
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