This is the command dnetcat that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
dnetcat - opens a DECnet connection
SYNOPSIS
dnetcat {-h|--help}
dnetcat [-v] [-z] node[::|[::] ]object
dnetcat [-v] [-f] -l object
DESCRIPTION
dnetcat is a netcat(1) like tool that opens a DECnet connection and copies all data
between the standard input/output to/from the socket.
OPTIONS
-v
Be verbose. Prints useful (debug) messages.
-z
Zero IO mode. In this mode a connection is dropped directly after it is opened. This can
be used to scan if the remote side listens on the given address and object.
-l
Listen mode. In this mode dnetcat accepts connections on the given object.
-f
Fork on new connection. This let netcat accept multiple connections in listen mode. This
is ignored if -l is not given.
--help, -h
Prints a small help.
EXAMPLES
This program can be used as 'ProxyCommand' for ssh(1). You may use it via command line
like this:
ssh -o 'ProxyCommand dnetcat %h ssh' [...] mynode
or you may use it in your ~/.ssh/config like this:
Host *::
ProxyCommand dnetcat %h ssh
This will enable you to connect to any DECnet node by adding "::" at the end of the node
name like this:
ssh mynode::
For more information on ssh(1) see it's manpage.
Use dnetcat online using onworks.net services
