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When a UNIX system tries to Remote Copy (RCP) or Remote Execute
(REXEC) with a Windows NT system, the connection is refused. If you
run the command GUEST@OLYMPUS 7 :/USR/GUEST>RCP TEST INDURAIN:TEST
from SCO UNIX, the following error message is generated:
A similar error message is returned for REXEC. In addition, if you enter a local host name and a local user name using RCP (see example below), a similar error message appears. The local host name and the local user names are not required. Example of RCP Command: rcp <localhost>.<localuser>:<filename> <remotehost>.<remoteuser>:<filename>
rcp <remotehost>.<remoteuser>:<filename> <localhost>.<localuser>:<filename> CAUSEWindows NT does not have the server portion of the Remote Copy and Remote Execute commands (usually, rshd and rexecd, respectively); therefore, the connection is refused. STATUSThis behavior is by design. Additional query words: prodnt tcp/ip rcp rexec rshd rexecd
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