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[oracle@avisit01]$cd $HOME 
 [oracle@avisit01]$vi .rhosts

_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby server}

Add the name of the standby server. Add the alias as well as the fully qualified name.

avisit03.avisit.co.nz oracle

avisit03 oracle

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_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby server}

Exit out of vi and change the permission on the .rhosts file to rw for the owner only:

[oracle@avisit01]$chmod 600 .rhosts

_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby server}

On the standby server:

[oracle@avisit03]$cd $HOME

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[oracle@avisit03]$vi .rhosts

_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby} server _server 

Add the name of the standby server. Add the alias as well as the fully qualified name.

avisit01.avisit.co.nz oracle

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avisit01 oracle

_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby server}

Exit out of vi and change the permission on the the .rhosts file to  file to rw for  for the owner only:

[oracle@avisit03]$chmod 600 .rhosts

_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby server}

To test the rsh execute the following command on the standby server:

[oracle@avisit03]$rsh avisit01 ls

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_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby server}

To test the rsh execute the following command on the primary server:

[oracle@avisit03]$rsh avisit01 ls

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_{In this example avisit01 is the primary server and avisit03 is the standby} server _server 

RSH is now setup and configured. For more information on rsh, please consult the man pages in Unix or Linux.