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Here's a quick start to Telnet-SSL from the people at Mochasoft: http://www.mochasoft.dk/ssl.html (The work that I did gives tn5250 the same SSL capabilities that the Mochasoft emulator has.) Or, here's the same basic thing from IBM (click on "Telnet and SSL"): http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pubs/html/as400/v4r5/ic2924/info/RZAIWGETSTART.HTM Just FYI: Both of these sources will tell you that you need to install (among other things) the Cryptographic Access Provider (5769-ACx) which did _not_ ship with OS/400 (at least, at V4R5) however, when I ordered it I found out that it was actually a free-of-charge item. :) On Wed, 26 Sep 2001, Martin Rowe wrote: > On Wednesday 26 September 2001 9:23 am, Scott Klement wrote: > > Hi... > > > > I added support for using the OpenSSL library in tn5250. It's now in > > CVS for the HEAD (0.17.x) branch. > > > > Please try it out, as I've only tested it on FreeBSD at this stage. > > > > it requires: > > 1) Your AS/400 must already be set up to receive telnet-ssl connections. > > 2) You must already have OpenSSL installed on your Linux/BSD box. > > 3) after checking out from CVS, you must re-run ./autogen.sh, > > ./configure, make, etc. (make distclean first if this is > > after a 'cvs update') > > Scott > > I know very little about ssl, so where's the best place to read up on what's > required to get this working. I've fallen at the first hurdle, as I don't > know how to ssl-telnet enable the AS/400. I'm interested not just from a work > point of view, but it would be nice to get a secure connection to NetShare400 > (assuming John Ross could get the necessary done at his end of the line). > > Regards, Martin >
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