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If no DNS entry is available for the remote host, use a statement like the one shown in #Remote Remote z/OS Execution Using an IP Address; otherwise, use something similar to #Remote Remote z/OS Execution Using a Host Name.
To execute a command on a remote system using an active UDM transfer session, follow the example shown in #Remote Remote z/OS Execution Using a UDM Logical Session Name.
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exec 192.168.10.111 cmd="ls -al /u/joe" user=joe pwd=abcdefg
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exec dallas cmd="ls -al /u/joe " user=joe pwd=abcdefg
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open rmtsys=dallas user=joe pwd= abcdefg
exec rmtsys cmd="ls -al /u/joe "
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Remote Execution Requirements for Windows
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exec 192.168.10.111 cmd="dir c:\" user=joe pwd=abcdefg
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exec dallas cmd="dir c:\" user=joe pwd=abcdefg
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open rmtsys=dallas user=joe pwd= abcdefg
exec rmtsys cmd="dir c:\"
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Remote Execution Requirements for UNIX
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exec 192.168.10.111 cmd="ls -al /home/joe" user=joe pwd=abcdefg
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exec dallas cmd="ls -al /home/joe" user=joe pwd=abcdefg |
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open exec rmtsys=dallas user=joe pwd= abcdefg
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Remote Execution Requirements for IBM i
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If no DNS entry is available for the remote host, use a statement like the one shown in #Remote Remote IBM i Execution Using an IP Address; otherwise, use something similar to #Remote Remote IBM i Execution Using a Host Name.
To execute a command on a remote system using an active UDM transfer session, follow the example shown in #Remote Remote IBM i Execution Using a UDM Logical Session Name.
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exec 192.168.10.111 cmd="dsplib joelib" user=joe pwd=abcdefg |
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exec dallas cmd="dsplib joelib" user=joe pwd=abcdefg |
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open exec rmtsys=dallas user=joe pwd= abcdefg
exec rmtsys cmd=" dsplib joelib" |
