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# Linux rlogin Command [ Linux Command Manual](#) The Linux rlogin command is used for remote login. Executing the rlogin command initiates a terminal session and logs into a remote host. ### Syntax rlogin **Required parameters**: * -E Ignore escape character * -8 Only recognize 8-bit characters * -L Allow rlogin session to run in litout mode * -ec Set escape character to c * -c Require confirmation before disconnecting * -a Force the remote host to request a password after sending an empty local username * -f Send a local authentication to the remote host * -F Send a forwardable local authentication to the remote host * -7 Force 7-bit transmission * -d Enable debugging for TCP sockets used to communicate with the remote host * -k Request tickets for the remote host * -x Enable DES encryption for data transfer * -4 Use only Kerberos version 4 authentication **Optional parameters**: * -e Set the exit character * -l Specify the login user * -t Set the terminal type ### Examples Check if the rlogin service is enabled # chkconfig --list //Check if rlogin service is enabled Enable the rlogin service # chkconfig rlogin on //Enable rlogin service Log in to a remote host # rlogin 192.168.1.88Password：Password：Login incorrect Login:root Passwd:Login incorrect Login:kk Passwd: Log in to a remote host with a specified username # rlogin 192.168.1.88 -l hnlinuxPassord:Last login：Mon May 28 15：30:25 from 192.168.1.88# [ Linux Command Manual](#)