Re: rlogin to remote host via specific port

In article <439FF69D.6020404@xxxxxxxxxxx>,
Thobias Vakayil <Vakayil.Thobias@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Alex Vinokur wrote:
>
> >I need to connect to remote host (embedded target) via IPAdress and
> >_specific port_.
> >Is it possible to do that via rlogin?
>
> rlogin [ -l <username ] hostname
>
> You have to provide the following information in your .netrc file then
> it won't ask the passwd
> machine <hostname> login <username> passwd <password>

He said he needs to use a specific port, by which I assume he means a
port different from the standard port 513 assigned to rlogin. Where is
that in your response?

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