Re: Any takers? Repeat: Client Access Licensed Programs

["Bob Crothers" <bob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

John,

You can establish an LU6.2 session (SNA APPC) with the AS/400 with out
ANY of Client Access loaded since LU6.2 is part of the base OS.  This I
know for a fact.

I am fairly sure that you do not need CA for terminal emulation..That
is how the ca competitors connect.  For file download, data queues,
etc, you might need ca runtimes on the as/400...do not know.

On the TCP/IP side, you do NOT need ca for Telnet, FTP, or custom
TCP/IP applications.  And there are no licensing issues.  Eg you can
use Albert Yorks TELNET400 program legally without CA/400 loaded.

You probably DO need CA for Client Access connections for the host
servers....but I could be very wrong on this one.  If you do not have a
CA license, it might not be legal even if it works.

Sometimes the simple questions go unanswered because everybody thinks
everybody else will answer it!  You will now probably get flooded with
replies. <g>

Bob

-----Original Message-----
From: John Earl <johnearl@toolnet.com>
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Date: Saturday, June 26, 1999 4:28 AM
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
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