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Winsock RSHD/NT is a Remote Shell
Daemon for Windows NT, 2000, and XP. It services the standard rsh
and rcp commands. It runs as a Windows
Service and will work only under Windows NT, 2000, XP, or
2003. For a
version that runs on Windows 95/98/ME, see Winsock
RSHD/95.
The rsh command allows you
to remotely execute programs on the system running Winsock
RSHD/NT from another system over a TCP/IP connection. The standard output and standard error output
of the program executed is returned to the rsh command, if the
program executed is a Win32 console application (and some DOS
applications).
Note: On some systems, the rsh
command is named remsh or rcmd.
The rcp command allows you
to copy files over a TCP/IP connection to and from the system
running RSHD/NT. The rcp command works
much like the Unix cp or DOS COPY
command, except that either the source or destination may be
another system running a Remote Shell Daemon that supports rcp,
such as Winsock RSHD/NT.
Unlike rexec, the rsh command
does not require you to specify a password for each
command. Instead, security is enforced through host
equivalency, meaning that you can specify that user
"A" on "host1" is equivalent to user
"A" on "host2" and no password is
necessary for that user.
Winsock RSHD/NT does not
include the rsh and rcp
commands - it is the server side of those
commands. Unix, Windows NT, 2000, XP, and 2003 includes a native
implementation of the rsh and rcp
commands, but Windows 95/98/ME does not. If you need
these commands, check into our Winsock
RCP/RSH/REXEC product.
Pricing
Single License
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$44.95 |
Multiple Licenses
Example: 5 x $40 = $200 |
$40.00 each |
Site License
Unlimited use - single location within a company or
organization* |
$600.00 each |
Corporate License
Usage at multiple locations
within a company or organization*, up to 500
systems |
$1500.00 each |
Enterprise License
Unlimited usage at multiple locations
within a company or organization* |
Contact for pricing: sales@denicomp.com |
* - A "company or
organization" is a singular legal entity trading
under a single name, or other organization, or agency of
government, or department of government, operating under a
single name. In a company, organization, governmental agency,
or department of government consisting of multiple divisions,
subsidiaries, etc. trading or operating under different names,
a corporate license applies only to that division, subsidiary,
agency, or department licensing the software.
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