*SNIP*
the only real difference between
using that and telnet is that you type ssh somewhere.org instead
of telnet somewhere.org.
Not quite true.
with ssh you need to issue the command in one of 2 ways.
You can either use, ssh user@some.where where user@some.where is your user
account on the remote machine, or use
ssh -luser some.where where the -l flag tells ssh that you want to login
as a specific user.
hth
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Shaun Oliver
In a world without fences
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EMAIL: shaun_oliver@optusnet.com.au
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