NETRJS: A third level protocol for Remote Job Entry

RJS makes a remote batch terminal’s unit record devices operate as if they were at the central site; thus, a remote user enters OS/360 jobs, complete with JCL, into the remote reader. The jobs are spooled into the operating system and run in their turn, and the printed and/or punched output is returned to the remote terminal from which the jobs originated (unless the user or operator re-routes the output). The remote terminal may also include a console typewriter to be used by the remote operator to receive and send messages and to exert control over his terminal [2].