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On 4/21/21 3:37 PM, Leo Burkett wrote:
Having said all that, is it reasonable to say that the adapter is the
console, and to gain access to the console one needs to provide the proper
PC configuration?
The adapter isn't precisely the console; rather, it acts (in concert
with a desktop box running some compatible version of
PCS/CA/ACS/whatever it's called this week) like a front-panel repeater
and a Twinax terminal.
I might add that while it's a separate Ethernet adapter, and the
official IBM recommendation is to plug it into a separate LAN, it works
just fine sharing the same LAN as the regular Ethernet adapter.
And so far as I'm aware, it *has* to be a compatible version of Access,
rather than just a plain TN5250 emulator, in order to connect. Although
I haven't the slightest idea why.
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JHHL
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