Winsock RCP/RSH/REXEC
provides Windows versions of the RCP, RSH, and REXEC
clients normally found on Unix systems. The package
includes all three commands.
Winsock RCP allows you to
copy files to and from a remote system over a TCP/IP
connection. It works like the COPY command,
except either the source or destination can be another
system. It supports recursive copying of
directory trees and end-of-line conversion for ASCII
files.
Winsock RSH allows you to
execute a program on a remote system and view the
output of that program on your screen or capture the
output to a file. Only non-interactive programs can be
executed and only the output of programs that write to
the "standard output" or "standard
error" can be viewed or captured. (You
won't see anything from a graphical program.)
Winsock REXEC is similar to
Winsock RSH; it allows you to execute a program on a
remote system. However, it requires you to specify a
valid password for the remote system before the
command is executed.
Winsock RCP/RSH/REXEC works
with all 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows. It
includes both Windows (GUI) and Console versions of
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Pricing
Single License
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$29.95 |
Multiple Licenses
Example: 5 x $25 = $125 |
$25.00 each |
Site License
Unlimited use - single location within a company or
organization* |
$400.00 each |
Corporate License
Usage at multiple locations
within a company or organization*, up to 500
systems |
$1000.00 each |
Enterprise License
Unlimited use - multiple locations
within your company or organization* |
Contact 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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