_B_e_r_k_e_l_e_y _N_e_t_w_o_r_k _Q_u_i_c_k _R_e_f_e_r_e_n_c_e

                          May 1979
                    (updated March 1980)


Command Summary             Example                     Explanation

netcp _f_r_o_m_f_i_l_e _t_o_f_i_l_e       % netcp  defs.h  C:defs.h   copy defs.h to C machine
                            % netcp  A:fig1  fig1       copy from A to here
                            % netcp  Cory:q1  D:q1      copy from Cory to D
mail _m_a_c_h:_u_s_e_r              % mail  A:alan              send mail to ``alan'' on A
                            % mail  A:alan  C:george    multiple recipients
netmail [-c] [_m_a_c_h]         % netmail  Cory             read mail on Cory machine
                            % netmail -c Cory:usern     check mail on Cory machine
netlpr [-m _m_a_c_h] _f_i_l_e       % netlpr  -m D  p1.p        print p1.p on D lineprinter
netq [-a] [_m_a_c_h]            % netq                      list network queue
                            % netq  -a  Cory            ... all files to Cory
netrm [-] [_c_o_d_e]            % netrm  -                  remove the user's requests
net [-m _m_a_c_h] [-] _c_o_m_m_a_n_d   % net  -m A  who            send who to A machine
                            % net  -  -mA  lpr  <f1     _l_p_r file ``f1'' on A


The _n_e_t_c_p, _n_e_t_m_a_i_l, _n_e_t_l_p_r, and  _n_e_t  commands  need  remote
login  names  and  passwords.   They  may  be  provided when
prompted-for on the terminal, on the command line, or  in  a
``.netrc'' file in the user's login directory.

Other Options

-l _l_o_g_i_n      login name on remote machine
-p _p_a_s_s_w_o_r_d   password on remote machine
-f            prompt for login name and password
-n            mail back rather than write back
-q            silent mode- no messages sent back
-m _m_a_c_h       send to _m_a_c_h (only for _n_e_t, _n_e_t_l_p_r)
-             input from standard input (only for _n_e_t)


_E_x_a_m_p_l_e ._n_e_t_r_c _f_i_l_e:

        default Z
        machine Y login dracula
        machine Z login schmidt, quiet yes












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                     .netrc options for each machine
 Option     Parameter   Default     Comment
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 login      name        localname   login name for remote machine
 password   password    (none)      password for remote login name
 command    command     (none)      default command to be executed
 write      yes/no      yes         if possible, write to user
 force      yes/no      no          always prompt for name and password
 quiet      yes/no      no          like the -q option
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                The Current State of the Berkeley UNIX Network
 Machine   Internal    Run                 Default    Other
 Name      Name        By                  Machine    Name(s)
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 A         A           Computer Center     C
 B         B           Computer Center     D
 C         C           Computer Center     A
 D         D           Computer Center     C
 E         E           Computer Center     C
 Ing70     I           INGRES Group        IngVAX     Ingres
 IngVAX    J           INGRES Group        Ing70
 Image     M           Sakrison            ESVAX
 ESVAX     O           EE-CE Research      CSVAX
 SRC       S           Survey Res. Cent.   D
 CSVAX     V           CS Research         Cory
 Cory      Y           EECS Dept.          CSVAX
 EECS40    Z           EECS Dept.          ESVAX
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Topology




















The links between Ing70-IngVAX, Ing70-CSVAX, A-C, C-D,  C-E,
and B-D run at 9600 Baud, the other links run at 1200 Baud.


Free Commands   (login as ``network'', no password).


bpq      netlog    rcs      vpq     whom
epq      netq      rcslog   w       write
finger   ps        rcsq     where   yank
lpq      pstat     trq      who

Mail is free to any machine.  _n_e_t_l_p_r is  free  between  Com-
puter  Center  machines.   The  _l_p_r  command  is free on the

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INGRES machines.  The EECS40 has no  free  commands  (except
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