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It should be possible to create a SLIP connection on V3R2, but PPP is not available that far back... On Fri, 1 Feb 2002, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse wrote: > > Pat, > > Unless I'm misinterpreting your question, you would establish a dial-up > connection to your AS/400 using Microsoft dial-up networking. Client > Access (or whatever emulation product is used) would not be involved in > the TCP/IP configuration. Then you would layer Client Access on top of > that connection. You would need to have either a SLIP or PPP line > description defined on the AS/400 for your communications line. > > I think that you're out of luck at V3R2 for that configuration, but I > would verify. Once the connection is established, any TN5250 client > will do (see recent discussions on Mochasoft), so it doesn't have to be > Client Access. > > Regards, > Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > > > Suppose I have a ThinkPad at a remote location and I want to > > talk to(emulation) a 9402-400 running V3R2. I can create a > > Line Description.... Crtlineth works just fine to associate a > > comm line(rs232) as a TCP/IP line. > > > > Now...... > > > > Not wanting to use Client Access..... What software is available > > to do this ???? > > > > This will be async to asysnc using tcp/ip thru the RS232 comm port. > > > > I have seen this work with CA/400 but don't know about other products. >
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