.LP .sp 2 .ce .B \s+2Berkeley Network Quick Reference\s0 .R .sp .ce 2 May 1979 (updated March 1980) .sp 1 .ds a \fR[\fP .ds b \fR]\fP .TS l l l. \fBCommand Summary Example Explanation\fP \fBnetcp\fI fromfile tofile\fR % netcp\ \ defs.h\ \ C:defs.h copy defs.h to C machine % netcp\ \ A:fig1\ \ fig1 copy from A to here % netcp\ \ Cory:q1\ \ D:q1 copy from Cory to D \fBmail\fI mach:user\fR % mail\ \ A:alan send mail to ``alan'' on A % mail\ \ A:alan\ \ C:george multiple recipients \fBnetmail \*a\-c\*b \*a\fImach\*b\fR % netmail\ \ Cory read mail on Cory machine % netmail\ \-c\ Cory:usern check mail on Cory machine \fBnetlpr \*a\-m \fImach\*b file\fR % netlpr\ \ \-m D\ \ p1.p print p1.p on D lineprinter \fBnetq \*a\-a\*b \*a\fImach\*b\fR % netq list network queue % netq\ \ \-a\ \ Cory ... all files to Cory \fBnetrm \*a\-\*b \*a\fIcode\*b\fR % netrm\ \ \- remove the user's requests \fBnet \*a\-m \fImach\fB\*b \*a\-\*b \fIcommand\fR % net\ \ \-m A\ \ who send who to A machine % net\ \ \-\ \ \-mA\ \ lpr\ \ <f1 \fIlpr\fP file ``f1'' on A .TE .LP The .I netcp, .I netmail, .I netlpr, and .I net commands need remote login names and passwords. They may be provided when prompted-for on the terminal, on the command line, or in a ``.netrc'' file in the user's login directory. .LP \fBOther Options\fP .TS l l. \fB\-l\fP \fIlogin\fP login name on remote machine \fB\-p\fP \fIpassword\fP password on remote machine \fB\-f\fP prompt for login name and password \fB\-n\fP mail back rather than write back \fB\-q\fP silent mode\- no messages sent back \fB\-m\fP \fImach\fP send to \fImach\fR (only for \fInet, netlpr\fP) \fB\-\fP input from standard input (only for \fInet\fP) .TE .SH Example .netrc file: .DS default Z machine Y login dracula machine Z login schmidt, quiet yes .DE .LP .TS center box; cB s s s l l l l. .netrc options for each machine Option Parameter Default Comment _ \fBlogin\fP name localname login name for remote machine \fBpassword\fP password (none) password for remote login name \fBcommand\fP command (none) default command to be executed \fBwrite\fP yes/no yes if possible, write to user \fBforce\fP yes/no no always prompt for name and password \fBquiet\fP yes/no no like the \fB\-q\fR option .TE .ds RH Berkeley Network Quick Reference, Page 2 .ds CH .bp .TS center box; cB s s s s l l l l l. The Current State of the Berkeley \s-2UNIX\s0 Network Machine Internal Run Default Other Name Name By Machine Name(s) _ A A Computer Center C B B Computer Center D C C Computer Center A D D Computer Center C E E Computer Center C Ing70 I I\s-2NGRES\s0 Group IngVAX Ingres IngVAX J I\s-2NGRES\s0 Group Ing70 Image M Sakrison ESVAX ESVAX O EE-CE Research CSVAX SRC S Survey Res. Cent. D CSVAX V CS Research Cory Cory Y EECS Dept. CSVAX EECS40 Z EECS Dept. ESVAX .TE .DS L \fBTopology\fR .sp 3i .DE .LP The links between Ing70\-IngVAX, Ing70\-CSVAX, A\-C, C\-D, C\-E, and B\-D run at 9600 Baud, the other links run at 1200 Baud. .LP .DS L \fBFree Commands\fR \ \ (login as ``network'', no password). .DE .TS l l l l l. bpq netlog rcs vpq whom epq netq rcslog w write finger ps rcsq where yank lpq pstat trq who .TE Mail is free to any machine. .I netlpr is free between Computer Center machines. The .I lpr command is free on the I\s-2NGRES\s0 machines. The EECS40 has no free commands (except for remote mail).