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File Manager?
Another dumb question for you UNIX Guru's. Again I am a very new UNIX user so go easy on me, trying to convert from MSWIN
I have a PC on my desk running Solaris. My PC is connected to a LAN in the office. The LAN then has other systems (celluar switches) connected to it that I can "rsh" into them via a "terminal window" from my PC to execute commmands, look/modify files ect. I like the file manager program on my PC (I can relate to it as a MSWIN junkie) as it helps me see the directories and file types. How can I use the "FILE MANAGER" to look at files in other remote systems, like I can using rsh command in a "Terminal Window? Hope that is not too stupid, I just have not been able to figure it out yet. Thanks... Dereck |
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