Read the following scenario. Provide the command(s) in context of the environment established in the scenario. Write your answers on the line under each question.

- Your current directory is your home directory
- You have a file named junk in your home directory
- The remote host name is: unix.university.edu

1. Connect to the remote host using the telnet command.
2. Check the status of the connection
3. Display the operating parameters
4. Switch from remote host screen back to the telnet screen
5. Switch from telnet screen to the remote host screen.
6. Close the telnet connection
7. Open the telnet connection using the open command
8. Close the telnet connection
9. Copy junk to the current directory on the remote host and call it AotherJunk
10. Copy AnotherJunk from remote host to your home directory
11. Run a shell on the remote host
12. Exit the remote shell
13. Run a shell on the remote host and list your current directory
14. Log into the remote host .
15. Check who you are
16. Close connection to the remote host

1. Connect to the remote host using the telnet command.
=>> telnet unix.university.edu
2. Check the status of the connection
=>> status
3. Display the operating parameters
=>> display
4. Switch from remote host screen back to the telnet screen
=>> Ctrl-]

5. Switch from telnet screen to the remote host screen.
=>> [Return]
6. Close the telnet connection
=>> close
7. Open the telnet connection using the open command
=>> open unix.university.edu
8. Close the telnet connection
=>> close
9. Copy junk to the current directory on the remote host and call it AotherJunk
=>> rcp junk unix.university.edu:AnotherJunk
10. Copy AnotherJunk from remote host to your home directory
=>> rcp unix.university.edu:AnotherJunk
11. Run a shell on the remote host
=>> rsh
12. Exit the remote shell
=>> exit
13. Run a shell on the remote host and list your current directory
=>> unix.university.edu "ls"
14. Log into the remote host .
=>> rlogin unix.university.edu
15. Check who you are
=>> whoami
16. Close connection to the remote host
=>> exit