Notes

1. Once you establish the connection, the name of the remote server displays in the prompt. The remote utilities shell enables the commands shown in the following table:

   ! unix_command	Executes a local UNIX command.
   ? [command] or  help [command]	Acquires information on a remote utilities command.
   attr [+{a|s|h|r}]   [-{a|s|h|r}]	Shows, sets, or clears remote file attributes.
   cd path	Changes current remote directory.
   del path	Deletes remote files.
   dir [-p] [+{a|s|h|r}]  [-{a|s|h|r}]	Lists remote files.
   exit  or  quit	Exits the remote utilities shell.
   get [-v] [-c] [-s] path1 [path2]	Copies files from the remote server.
   lcd path	Changes current local directory.
   lpwd	Shows current local directory.
   md path	Creates a remote directory.
   msg text	Sends a message to the remote server.
   pwd	Shows current remote directory.
   ren path1 path2	Rename remote file(s).
   rd path	Removes a remote directory.
   set [value [options]]	Sets a global value.
   time [-s]	Displays remote system time.
   type path	Displays a remote text file on the local monitor.

2. All commands entered in the remote utilities shell use the password, server name, and object specified in the rush command. To change one of these parameters, you must terminate the shell and issue a new rush command.