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> From: rob@dekko.com > > And how, pray tell, would you have a batch program, like RUNRMTCMD, access > your 400? Force it to only run interactive and prompt the userid and > password? There are certainly many options, but one thing I probably would NOT do is allow RUNRMTCMD. Instead, I'd probably have a program that listened on a specific port for a request. The program would only allow requests from certain trusted addresses. This would all be on an internal non-addressable network (all with 10. addresses). It would be a little more programming to add a new request, but that far outweighs the security risks inherent with allowing unfettered access to programs from a client. Of course, you can attribute this whole discussion to my view of distributed programming; I believe that centralized control of servers by the host is preferable to unbounded access by clients. Joe
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