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once you ftp'ed the file, change the permission using the chmod command.

644 is default permission for the file

I am quite sure there is a GUI... what are you looking for?
If it is an X application you looking for then of course you wont find one ... Its gone JAVA... Like IBM's TSM/adsm...where
now you...

check my reply in this link, you can continue it by your request.

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/150019-replace-information-file.html

Each server should write it's own daily report on cron, and you just pick them up using scp with passwordless public key access and yesterday's date. The reporting system script should annotate the...

sorry for later

#!/bin/tcsh
if ($# < 1) then ----> we control parameters count
echo paramter broken ---> if parameters less than 1 echo message and quit
exit
endif
set b = ($*) --->...

#!/bin/ksh
for i
do
ping $i 2 >/dev/null && dig +short -x $i >/dev/null && echo $i
done

#!/bin/tcsh
if ($# < 1) then
echo paramter broken
exit
endif
set b = ($*)

foreach i ( $b )
echo $i host informations
echo "*******************"
if ( " `/usr/sbin/ping $i 5 |...

Suggest this post gets moved to the Solaris board. Also it is very unusual to write systems administration scripts in tcsh.

To use a non-default nameserver:
nslookup ipaddress nameserver