What configuration does the Remote Copy Protocol (RCP) transport protocol require for image transfers?
A. On UNIX, you must enable the RCP daemon and create a local user account, which is used for RCP authentication purposes. On NT, you do not need an additional setup because the RCP service is set up as part of the Essentials install. On a standard Solaris system, enable the RCP server by doing the following: • Log in as superuser. • Edit the /etc/inetd.conf file as shown below. • Add a line to invoke in.rshd in the file /etc/inetd.conf. Depending on your system, the line that invokes the RCP server will look similar to the following: shell stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/in.rshd in.rshd 0 • Save the changes to the edited file and exit your text editor. You also must create a user account on the Essentials server to act as the remote user to authenticate the RCP commands issued by devices. This user account must own an empty .rhosts file in its home directory to which the user bin has write access. You can choose the name of this user account because you can configure the Essentials s
