The Remote (R) commands provided by TCP/IP Services allow you to
    work in user accounts on remote systems that support the Remote
    (R) protocols. You can also use commands, shell scripts, and
    command procedures on these remote host systems without logging
    in to the hosts. The R commands include

    o  RCP (Remote Copy)

    o  RLOGIN (Remote Login)

    o  RSH (Remote Shell)

    o  REXEC (Remote Execute, invoked by RSH).

    You enter these commands at your system command-line prompt.

    To use Secure Shell (SSH) authentication and encryption for
    remote login, remote command execution, and copying files, refer
    to the HP TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS Guide to SSH.

    To use the Remote (R) commands, you need access to a user account
    on the remote host. Access is granted by either of the following:

    o  An entry in the remote host's authentication or proxy files

    o  Knowledge of a valid remote account and its password