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Logging into another UNIX box
Hello All,
Is there any UNIX or KSH Command to login to an linux/unix server and execute a command and then come back to the original server where u have executed the command. For Example: ------------------------------------------------------- SServer1 - Source Server. DServer2 - Destination Server. SServer1:/home/-> Login into DServer2 using an UNIX or KSH Command and then execute a command like "uname -a" and exit to the Source Server. SServer1:/home/-> ------------------------------------------------------- I am not sure whether the FTP will work for this. Any ideas or suggestions are welcome. Thanks Rahul |
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