Installing and Administering Internet Services

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Secure Internet Services

Using the Secure Internet Services

— rlogin accesses rlogind through the new port speciﬁed by the

/etc/services entry klogin when operating as a secure client. If

you invoke rlogin with the -P option, or if you run rlogin

without the Secure Internet Services mechanism enabled, then

rlogin will behave as a non-secure client and access rlogind

through the login port.

— remsh accesses remshd through the new port speciﬁed by the

/etc/services entry kshell when operating as a secure client. If

you invoke remsh with the -P option, or if you run remsh without

the Secure Internet Services mechanism enabled, then remsh will

behave as a non-secure client and access remshd through the

shell port.

— rcp accesses remshd through the new port speciﬁed by the

/etc/services entry kshell when operating as a secure client. If

you invoke rcp with the -P option, or if you run rcp without the

Secure Internet Services mechanism enabled, then rcp will

behave as a non-secure client and access remshd through the

shell port.