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NCDLOGIN(1)              USER COMMANDS                NCDLOGIN(1)



NAME
     ncdlogin - NCD login chooser

SYNOPSIS
     rsh hostname login [-d display] [-n  tcp|ncdnet]  [-h  host-
     name] [-i] [-s]

     rlcexec login [ option ... ]

DESCRIPTION
     The ncdlogin program queries the network for available hosts
     which  will allow an X session login via the XDMCP protocol.
     It then displays a Motif user interface listing  the  avail-
     able  hosts.   The  user  may select a host from the list or
     type in an alternate hostname.  ncdlogin will  then  attempt
     to start an X session on that host.

OPTIONS
     The following options can be used with ncdlogin:

     -d display
          This option specifies the name of the X server to  use.
          The default is to use hostname:0.0.

     -h hostname
          This option specifies which host ncdlogin should try to
          connect  to, rather than waiting for the user to choose
          a host from the menu.

     -n network
          This option specifies which type  of  network  protocol
          ncdlogin  should  use  to connect to the selected host.
          Currently supported protocols are "TCP"  and  "NCDnet."
          The  default  is "TCP," unless a hostname explicitly in
          NCDnet format is entered.

     -i   This option does not apply over NCDnet connections.

     -s   This option indicates that requests  to  the  X  server
          should  be sent synchronously for debugging, instead of
          asynchronously.  It should not normally  be  used  when
          running ncdlogin.

X DEFAULTS
     Resources are searched for under the name "ncdlogin",  class
     "NCDlogin".

     foreground (class Foreground)
          specifies the color to use for the foreground of the application.
          The default is "black".

     background (class Background)



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          specifies the color to use for the background of the application.
          The default is "NCDGray" ("#cccccc") for color diplays and "white"
          for monochrome displays.

     font (class Font)
          specifies the font to use.  The default is
          "-adobe-helvetica-bold-r-normal--*-120-*-*-p-*-iso8859-1".
          Text editing fields in the interface always use the "fixed" font.

SEE ALSO
     ncdconsole (1)
     xdm (1)

COPYRIGHT
     Copyright 1992, 1993 Network Computing Devices, Inc.

AUTHOR
     Jim Fulton, Network Computing Devices, Inc.





































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