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Nina
Client Access/400 uses IP ports in much the same way as Mocha TN5250.
It just uses more ports. Check out the WRKTCPSTS command, (Option 3. Work
with TCP/IP connection status) and you'll see the CA/400 host servers
listening on ports such as as-srvmap on port 449 (press F14). Each of the
TCP services named as-xxxxxxxx are assigned to listen on a specific port.
Most are normally in the 847x range.
I suppose if Socket Sidewinder was configured to redirect the CA/400
ports then it may even have a chance of working. Or at least some
feature(s). I do know that the CA/400 user authentication is required and
license management is involved. These features complicate the CA/400
connection and that is why we at CMI paid Mochasoft for the corporate
license, which is rather reasonable in comparison.
I also would like to add that Mocha TN5250 easily installs from a
diskette, Zipped or Unzipped. If fact, Zipped and Unzipped together on a
single diskette.
As you can see from my signature, I am a CA/400 certified specialist.
I use client access every day and use the CA/400 objects in many of my
solutions. I just don't think it fits in every one.
Ken Slaugh (707) 795-1512 x118
Chouinard & Myhre, Inc.
AS/400 Professional Administrator/MSE
Client Access Specialist
http://www.cm-inc.com/
nina jones
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> Thanks, I have client access already and I am
> connected to an AS400 via the net. However, I want to
> add a connection to get into a different box. The
> AS400 in question is part of a WAN and its I.P.
> Address should be only accessible from within the WAN.
> But, I can ping to sites outside of the WAN from this
> box which makes me think that the AS400 might not be
> behind the firewall.
> I do not understand this area all that well so I may
> be way off base. Anyway, Judging from your answer it
> may be that I need to research this area before I ask
> more questions.
just because you can ping out does not mean that your as/400 is outside
the firewall. you most likely have an internal addressing scheme and
the router does all the communication to/from the outside.
nj
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