Hello,
is it possible to have multiple instances of the telnet service, on different ports? Maybe even under ancient OS like V4R5?
Why? I'm searching for a way to differ job routing depending on how the client connects, so the session gets routed to a separate SBS (maybe QINTER2) with a non-system-default (secondary) language, and a different signon-screen.
Hard coding the LU name in the client-connection for routing-decision is a no-go, because this is error prone for unexperienced users. Also, users connecting via vt100 cannot provide a LU name. I'm searching for a fool-proof solution.
Also, since I don't know about any free, browser-based 5250 client, I guess this way is also a no-go.
Ideas, anyone?
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