crontab -e
output device
Unix Cron is a daemon ('service') that runs in the background and runs the commands specified in the crontab file at the intervals specified within. This allows someone to easily run a program or script every hour, day, week, etc. The crontab file can be found in two places. Typically, it is located in the /etc directory. Cron also supports multi-user setups, in which case you will also find other 'crontab' files in some distribution-specific location (I believe /var/spool/cron, named after the user that owns the file). More information on Cron can be found by Googling "cron" or "crontab".
/var/spool/cron/crontabs/ - cron files of users /var/adm/cron/ - other cron settings
It is when soft ware is licenced to be used in more then one computer.
It is a software or program designed to allow a user to perform a veriety of coordinated user defined functions
The process is called 'remote access' - you basically allow someone else on another computer to access your computer and everything on it !
Tynet is a packet switched computer communication network which allow the user to connect to the tynet computer for interactive processing and also providing connection facilities to the user
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CRON-diet
Computer connections are important because they allow the user of a computer to access other electronic devices such as your printer, Xbox360 console or television set.
Devices that allow a computer to communicate with the user and the outside world include input devices like keyboards and mice, which enable user interaction, and output devices such as monitors and printers, which convey information to the user. Additionally, network devices like modems and routers facilitate communication with other computers and the internet, expanding the computer's ability to connect with external systems and users. Together, these devices create a comprehensive interface for user engagement and data exchange.
Anacron is the cron for desktops and laptops. CronAnacronMinimum granularity is minute (i.e Jobs can be scheduled to be executed every minute)Minimum granularity is only in daysCron job can be scheduled by any normal user ( if not restricted by super user )Anacron can be used only by super user ( but there are workarounds to make it usable by normal user )Cron expects system to be running 24 x 7. If a job is scheduled, and system is down during that time, job is not executed.Anacron doesn't expect system to be running 24 x 7. If a job is scheduled, and system is down during that time, it start the jobs when the system comes back up.Ideal for serversIdeal for desktops and laptopsUse cron when a job has to be executed at a particular hour and minuteUse anacron when a job has to be executed irrespective of hour and minute