How top communicate between two computers on network

How top communicate between two computers on network

am 31.03.2008 17:42:37 von Sanchit

I want to know a command by which i can send a string to a particular
computer

Re: How top communicate between two computers on network

am 31.03.2008 17:48:55 von Ed Morton

On 3/31/2008 10:42 AM, Sanchit wrote:
> I want to know a command by which i can send a string to a particular
> computer

You're going to have to be a bit more explicit than that, unless you're hapy
with "man ftp" as an answer.

Ed.

Re: How top communicate between two computers on network

am 31.03.2008 18:35:30 von Maxwell Lol

Sanchit writes:

> I want to know a command by which i can send a string to a particular
> computer

Which protocol? Can you make up a new one on a new port?
Does it need to be secure?

Re: How top communicate between two computers on network

am 02.04.2008 11:55:06 von gtff

Sanchit wrote:

> I want to know a command by which i can send a string to a particular
> computer

probably you need ssh + wall or ssh + write :) -- rtfm
--
*.gtf

Re: How top communicate between two computers on network

am 03.04.2008 18:17:06 von Sanchit

On Apr 2, 2:55 pm, "*.gtf" wrote:
> Sanchit wrote:
> > I want to know a command by which i can send a string to a particular
> > computer
>
> probably you need ssh + wall or ssh + write :) -- rtfm
> --
> *.gtf

It will be for client server computing. I will send request from a
system to another System (Server) and then server will reply back.

Re: How top communicate between two computers on network

am 03.04.2008 19:19:00 von Bill Marcum

On 2008-04-03, Sanchit wrote:
>
>
> On Apr 2, 2:55 pm, "*.gtf" wrote:
>> Sanchit wrote:
>> > I want to know a command by which i can send a string to a particular
>> > computer
>>
>> probably you need ssh + wall or ssh + write :) -- rtfm
>> --
>> *.gtf
>
> It will be for client server computing. I will send request from a
> system to another System (Server) and then server will reply back.

If you want to do it in a shell script, you might use netcat.