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Using the CLI Commands
The following example shows a display using queue –h host_name:
annex: queue –h vax_marketing
The following example shows a display using queue –r entry_id:
annex: queue –r 538
Entry 538: removed
The following example shows a display using queue –v:
annex: queue –v
rlogin
The rlogin command connects to the specified host using the rlogin protocol. The syntax is:
rlogin host [–l user_name]
The –l user_name argument logs you into the remote host under that user_name; otherwise, it sends
port’s user_name or prompts for user_name.
The rlogin command display looks like this:
annex: rlogin slowpo
login:
position
in queue
host (from) service (to)
port
(to) time
(min)
entry id
1 vax_marketing lab_printer 10 17 538
4 vax_marketing modem_pool - 8 82
Service Name Ports
TERMINAL 2, 3
WPVAX 3, 4, 12
No entries found.