Log in to a remote Linux host from the current terminal.
The rlogin command is used to log in to a remote Linux host from the current terminal.
rlogin(options)(parameters)
-8: Allows the input of 8-bit character data.
-e<escape_char>: Sets the escape character.
-E: Filters out the escape character.
-l<username>: Specifies the username to log in to the remote host.
-L: Uses litout mode for the remote login session.
Remote host: Specifies the remote host to log in to (IP address or domain name).