4 DRLOGIN, Networking, DECnet rlogin-like Remote Login  *                               DRLOGIN V3.2,                             February 3, 1995G           Reimplemented by John Delgado, <j_delgado@farber.harvard.edu> 2                       Dana-Farber Cancer Institute; 	  Additional work by Lou Bergandi <bergandi@cpva.saic.com>   M           Ported to OpenVMS AXP by Hunter Goatley <goathunter@WKUVX1.WKU.EDU> 1                       Western Kentucky University   I           Originally written by Anthony C. McCracken, <ACM@NAUVAX.BITNET> 0                      Northern Arizona University@           with mods by Hunter Goatley <goathunter@WKUVX1.BITNET>  F DRLOGIN allows remote interactive login over DECnet, providing similarH functionality to the RLOGIN TCP/IP utility. DRLOGIN uses non-transparentF task-to-task DECnet communication to establish a link to a remote taskF which runs the DRLACP image. DRLACP uses the FT pseudo-terminal driverH introduced with VMS V5.4 to create an interactive process on the remote  node.   J With version 3.0, DRLOGIN and DRLACP were rewritten in C from the originalI MACRO-32 implementation. DRLACP is also based more on LOGGER.C, a session M logging facility written by Forrest A. Kenney, Digital Equipment Corporation, M as an example demostrating the use of a pseudo terminal, than on the original  DRLACP implementation.  F To use DRLOGIN, DRLACP.COM must be modified to point to the DRLACP.EXEI image.  Both files should be copied to the appropriate directories on the F remote DECnet node.  A DECnet object must be defined for DRLACP on the. remote node using commands like the following:  
 	$ MCR NCP3 	NCP> DEFINE OBJECT DRLACP FILE DRLACP.COM NUMBER 0 0 	NCP> SET OBJECT DRLACP FILE DRLACP.COM NUMBER 0
 	NCP> EXIT 	$  F To establish the remote login, just define a symbol on the local node:  $ 	$ drlogin :== $dev:[dir]drlogin.exe  D Any account having a DECnet proxy on a remote node can log in using:   	$ drlogin node   , where "node" is the remote DECnet node name.  D If proxies are not enabled, you can log in to the remote node using:   	$ drlogin node"user *"   I When "*" is specified as the password, DRLOGIN prompts you for the actual 	 password. 