RE: Any takers? Repeat: Client Access Licensed Programs

["Bob Cancilla" <bobc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

John,

As of V4xx all of the AS/400 server side code and a free client is included
in the base OS.  This was necessary for IBM to do when the started depending
on the Oooops Navigator (some functions like NAT and IP filtering are only
available via Ooops Nav).  So without buying CA/400 you can run 5250 clients
(I'm not clear on exactly which client, but I think its the screen scraped
graphics client -- the Seagull thing) and Ooops Navigator, as well as the
console without CA/400.  If you want the nice PC5250 terminals and printer
support, you have to pay!

Also, the NETServer is built-in, at least at V4R3 and above which enables
any Windows 95,98, or NT PC to access files on the 400 via Network
Neighborhood and do printer sharing with AS/400 printers.

This is all in there for free.

So bottom line what you absolutely do NOT get is PC/5250 the nice green
screen.

Bob C.

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-midrange-l@midrange.com
[mailto:owner-midrange-l@midrange.com]On Behalf Of John Earl
Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 8:27 AM
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: Any takers? Repeat: Client Access Licensed Programs


Boy I didn't think this was that hard of a question....   A week later and
still
no takers?

Let me try to restate.

What part(2) of Client Access _must_ be on the AS/400 in order to connect?
I
thought that there was some base code that the /400 must have, and then in a
eparate LPP the client code is also stored on the /400 (for downloading).
But
this client code is not required for daily operation?!?

Does anyone know?

jte

John Earl wrote:

> I just want to verify something about all of the Client
> Access Licensed Programs that are loaded on an AS/400.
>
> If memory serves, all that is required to reside on the
> AS/400 is the Client Access Base code, and if you delete
> License Programs; 5763XD1, 5763XK1, & 5763XW1 all that would
> be disabled is the ability to download the client code from
> the AS/400.
>
> Is that right?  Or would I disable the ability to even
> connect?
>
> TIA (in advance of causing some big trouble maybe???  :)
>
> jte
>
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John Earl                                              johnearl@toolnet.com
PowerTech Toolworks                         206-575-0711
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