5769-AC1 through 3 and other information

Gentlemen:

I just picked this up tonight and wanted to give you 2 cents worth...

5769-AC1 through 3 are free with the current release. Why not get 5769-AC3?
None of our clients have had to sign anything but the license indicates that
it is export restricted. (At least one of the languages does!)

If you are planning on using SSL, MAKE SURE YOUR BUSINESS PARTNER gets you
5769-CE3 (CE1 & 2 are the less secure ones.) Don't forget...it's kind of a
hassle to get it later.

If you're upgrading make sure that you select 5769-SS1 option 34 (Digital
Certificate Manager) as well. You'll need a certificate for installing SSL.
Of course, don't forget 5769-TC1 and DG1 and XE1...

There is a readbook that discusses installation of SSL for
V4R4M0...SG24-5191-00 It is quite informative and I'm glad I purchased the
hardcopy one...

By the way...SSL appears to work quite well with both our interactive
signons and our print sessions. I've checked an SST trace and there's
nothing to be seen! (Of course, I haven't matched the protocol against the
SSL stuff and made sure that the key exchange is proper... I'll leave that
up to somebody else.)

We even made SSL a requirement in our office...port 23 is no longer used for
telnet. You MUST USE ssl on 992...

Steve Glanstein
mic@aloha.com

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