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I also like to thank Scott Klement for his support and technical advise to configure our Suse Linux machine. I would also like to thank James Rich for helping me to configure the tn5250 with ssl to connect to As/400 using Suse 8.2. I am posting the following steps that helped us to connect to As/400 using SSL.. Tn5250 with ssl to connect to As/400 * Install Suse Linux 8.2 accept all the defaults * Go to yast tools and search for gnome * Install everything you find * Go back to yast tools and do a search for ssl-devel * Install the ssl-devel * Download the tn5250-0.17.tar.gz from the www.sourceforce.com or some other website. * Go to a shell prompt and change to that directory where the files was downloaded * Type gunzip tn5250-0.17.tar.gz * Type tar -xvf tn5250-0.17.tar * This command will extract the files and create a new directory called tn5250 * Change to this directory tn5250 * Run the command ./autogen.sh * It will say something like Configure.in: ./install Configure.in: ./missing * This is fine * Then run the command ./configure -with-ssl * Then run the command make * Then run the command make install * Type cd and hit enter * Type this command mkdir ~/XXX * Copy the certificate file named XXXX.cert to XXX directory (we get the certificate by going to <http://ip> address of the as/400:2001 Click on digital certificate manager Click on install certificate on your pc on the left hand side Click on copy and paste the certificate Coy the entire certificate including the begin and end certificate line and save it as XXXX.cert) * Open the file named tn5250rc with a text editor on the floppy, if unable to copy then please type the following lines in a text editor and save it as .tn5250rc XXX { host = ssl:ip address of As/400 env.TERM = IBM-5292-2 env.DEVNAME = YYY +ssl_verify_server ssl_ca_file = /root/XXX/XXXX.cert } * Change the env.DEVNAME= TO WHATEVER(THIS IS THE WORKSTATION NAME IN AS/400) * Then do save as and rename it to .tn5250rc and save it to the home directory * Go to your shell and run the command tn5250 XXX * This will bring up the session * Printing: * Create a default printer on linux using the yast tools * Add the following line in .tn5250rc +local_print_key This will allow you to send the print screens to the local printer. thank you, Sonal
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