RE: how to have AS/400 console at home

["Chris Beck" <CBeck@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Yes, Very true.

But why would you ever let a janitor in the computer room.



>>> aparkhouse@attbi.com 02/26/02 02:57PM >>>
Joel,

If you are working with a twinax console, then this can be easily done.
Use a personal computer with a twinax emulation card and 5250 emulation
software for your console.  Don't use client access.  Then you can use
PC Anywhere (or similar package) to run your console session.  It
doesn't matter whether the system is restricted or not.  I've done this.

If you are using a client access serial console, then you should be able
to either use a similar setup or utilize the RAS framework built into
the Client Access product.  If you go the native Client Access route, I
believe that this would require NT or Win2000 at the console.

Regards,
Andy Nolen-Parkhouse

> Subject: how to have AS/400 console at home
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> How can I set up an AS/400 so I can remotely control my AS/400 from
home?
> (Without bringing the AS/400 home).
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> I can use a local emulation card, a LAN card, PC-Anywhere, etc.
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> I need to do this in a restricted state.
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> Is this easy to set up on an 820?
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> Thanks!

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