Re: Any takers? Repeat: Client Access Licensed Programs

["Dennis Lovelady" <dennis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi, John:

From: John Earl <johnearl@toolnet.com>
Date: June 26, 1999 4:20 AM


>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?!?

In fact, none of CA is required on the /400 in order to connect.  The /400
has everything you need, built into the O/S.  I believe that's true
whether you're connecting via TCP/IP or SNA (but with SNA, some licensing
code comes into play).  Stated another way, you can connect to any AS/400
using CA/400 via TCP/IP (whether CA exists on it or not), and I believe
you can do this via SNA also (license issues notwithstanding).

HTH
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Dennis Lovelady                    Fayetteville, GA
IBM Certified AS/400 Technical Specialist
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