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Personal Communications for Windows, Version 12.0 Administrator's Guide and Reference SC31-8840-06 Personal Communications for Windows, Version 12.0 Administrator's Guide and Reference SC31-8840-06 Note Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in Appendix C, “Notices,” on page 261. Seventh Edition (February 2016) This edition applies to Version 12.0 of IBM Personal Communications (program number: 5639–I70) and to all subsequent releases and modifications until otherwise indicated in new editions. © Copyright IBM Corporation 1989, 2016. US Government Users Restricted Rights – Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. Contents Figures ..............vii Chapter 4. Attachment Considerations and Adapter Setup Information ....27 Tables ...............ix Attachment Information ..........27 IBM-EEDLC .............27 About This Book...........xi TCP/IP Connection...........28 Who Should Read This Book.........xi SDLC MPA Attachment .........29 How to Use This Book ...........xi IBM Global Network - SNA over Async Command Syntax Symbols ........xi Attachment .............30 Where to Find More Information .......xii IBM Global Network Connection Attachment . 31 Knowledge Center ...........xii Home3270 Attachment .........31 Online Help .............xii 3270 Attachment via the iSeries System ....32 Messages and Alerts ..........xii IBM PC720 Modem Initialization (Japan only) . 33 Personal Communications Library .....xiii 5250 Asynchronous Console ........33 Adapter Setup Information .........33 | Creating and Updating Devices in Windows 8, Part 1. General Information .....1 || Windows 8.1, or Windows 10 .......33 MPA Adapters ............33 Chapter 1. Personal Communications OEM Adapters ............35 Highlights ..............3 Chapter 5. System Policy Support . 37 Chapter 2. Problem Analysis ......7 Configuration Policy ...........37 Log Viewer ...............7 Communication ............37 Trace Facility ..............8 Menu ...............38 Information Bundler ............9 Toolbar ...............38 Internet Service .............9 Multiple Sessions ...........39 Checking for APARs and Manufacturing Refreshes 10 Keyboard ..............40 Fix Packs ..............10 Mouse ...............40 Manufacturing Refreshes (MRs) ......10 Change Directory ...........41 Import ...............41 Execution Policy.............41 Part 2. Advanced Configuration, Start Session .............41 Management, and Operations . 11 Product Update ............42 Detect and Repair ...........42 Chapter 3. Advanced Configuration . 13 File Transfer .............42 Installation Policy ............42 Configuration Files ............13 View Policy ..............42 Initial Configuration Definitions ......13 Using Template and Update Files ......14 Configuring Multiple Links .........17 Chapter 6. Configuring and Using Configuring a Second 3270 Emulation Link. 17 Security for Personal Communications . 45 Configuring a Second 5250 Emulation Link. 18 Certificates ..............45 Configuring a Second Link of a Different Kind 18 Certificate Migration ..........46 Configuring to Perform 3270 and 5250 Emulation Managing Certificates in the Microsoft Certificate to Multiple Hosts ...........19 Stores ...............46 Automatic Device Name Generation (5250 Only) . 22 Configuring and Using Secure Sockets Layer . 46 Substitution Characters .........22 || Preparation for TLS Communication .....47 Client Naming Function .........23 Establishing a Secure Session .......48 Device Name Collision Processing ......24 Configuring Personal Communications Session Commands for Emulator Functions ......24 Security ..............49 Start a Personal Communications Session . 24 Pop-up Messages ...........52 Stop a Personal Communications Session . 25 Changing the Password of a Client's Key Query Personal Communications Sessions . 25 Database ..............52 Connecting to a Server Using a Certificate from a Well-Known CA ............53 Connecting to a Server Using a Certificate from an Unknown CA ...........54 © Copyright IBM Corp. 1989, 2016 iii Connecting to a Server Using a Self-Signed What Is a Conversation? .........94 Certificate ..............56 A Conversation between Two TPs ......95 Problem Determination .........56 Parallel Sessions between LUs .......95 Smart Card Support in GSKit .......57 SNA Communications ...........95 Using the IKEYCMD Command-Line Interface . 58 SNA Node Operations...........96 Using Transport Layer Security ........68 Configuring for TLS ..........69 Chapter 12. AnyNet SNA over TCP/IP 97 Negotiated Telnet Security .........69 What Does AnyNet SNA over TCP/IP Do? ....97 Running APPC or CPI-C Applications over a Chapter 7. Using Windows Terminal TCP/IP Network ...........97 Services ..............71 Using AnyNet to Connect SNA Applications on Session IDs ..............71 Different Platforms ...........97 SNA Node Options ............71 Chaining Gateways to Connect Multiple SNA Configuration Preferences ........71 and IP Networks ...........98 User ID (Local LU 6.2)..........72 5250 Emulation over a TCP/IP Network....98 Trace Facility ..............73 APPC3270 Emulation over a TCP/IP Network. 98 3270 Emulation via DLUR over a TCP/IP Chapter 8. ODBC Drivers and Database Network ..............99 Access Utility ............75 3270 Emulation over a TCP/IP Network via an SNA Gateway to a VTAM Host on an SNA Overview of Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) 75 Network ..............99 Components of ODBC ..........75 3270 Emulation over a TCP/IP Network via an Database Access .............77 SNA Gateway to a VTAM Host on an APPN Accessing an ODBC Data Source ......77 Network ..............100 Database Size Limit...........79 3270 Emulation via an SNA Gateway over a TCP/IP Network ...........100 Chapter 9. Express Logon ......81 How Does SNA over TCP/IP Work? .....101 Bypass Signon Using Password Substitute (5250) . 81 Mapping SNA Resources to IP Addresses ....102 Kerberos Services Ticket Auto-Signon......82 Defining Domain Names and IP Addresses . 102 Certificate Express Logon..........82 Defining Unique CP Names and Connection Using Certificate Express Logon ......82 Network Names ............103 Preparing to Configure Certificate Express Logon 82 Setting and Modifying the Routing Preference Configuring Certificate Express Logon ....83 Protocol ...............104 Problem Determination .........84 Helpful Hints .............105 Tuning ..............105 Chapter 10. Log Viewer Functions . 85 Connecting to iSeries, eServer i5, or System i5 105 Viewing Message and Trace Logs .......85 Dynamic IP Addresses .........105 Changing Message Log Size and Location ....85 AnyNet Configuration Examples .......106 Merging Message and Trace Logs .......85 Example 1. 5250 Emulation Over a TCP/IP Sorting Message and Trace Logs .......86 Network ..............106 Searching Personal Communications Logs ....86 Example 2. Running APPC or CPI-C Filtering Personal Communications Logs ....86 Applications over a TCP/IP Network ....107 Example 3. APPC3270 Emulation over a TCP/IP Network ..............108 Part 3. SNA and AnyNet Topics . 87 Example 4. 3270 Emulation via DLUR over a TCP/IP Network ...........109 Chapter 11. SNA Client/Server Example 5. 3270 Emulation over a TCP/IP Concepts..............89 Network via a SNA Gateway to a VTAM Host Terminology ..............89 on a SNA Network ..........110 APPC Concepts .............89 Example 6. 3270 Emulation via an SNA Introducing APPC and CPI-C .......90 Gateway over a TCP/IP Network .....110 What Is a Transaction Program? ......90 Example 7. 3270 Emulation over a TCP/IP What Is the Difference between APPC and Network via an AnyNet SNA/IP Gateway to a APPN? ...............91 VTAM Host on an APPN Network .....111 Side Information Definitions........91 | Example 8. 3270 Emulation from a Windows 8, Improving Productivity Using APPC .....92 | Windows 8.1, or Windows 10 Workstation on Improving Productivity Using CPI-C .....92 || Different IP Networks .........112 What Is a Logical Unit? .........92 LU Types ..............93 Chapter 13. SNA Node Operations . 115 Dependent and Independent LUs ......93 Starting Node Operations .........117 What Is a Session? ...........93 iv Administrator's Guide and Reference Using the Menu Bar ...........117 Bidirectional Functions for 5250 ......150 Displaying a Resource ..........118 Bidirectional Support for VT ........151 Starting a Resource ...........118 Configuring VT Emulation for Arabic or Stopping a Resource ...........118 Hebrew ..............151 Deleting a Resource ...........118 File Transfer .............151 Changing an HPR Path Switch .......118 Copy and Paste ...........152 Updating SNA Resources Dynamically .....119 Print Screen .............152 Command-Line Utilities ..........119 Remapping BiDi Keys .........152 Bidirectional Functions for VT .......152 Chapter 14. SNA Cryptography Arabic Support for ASMO 449 7-bit Code Page 153 Support ..............123 Enabling and Using Session-Level Encryption . 123 Chapter 18. Unicode Support ....155 Configuring Proper Key-Encrypting Keys . 123 1390/1399 Code Pages ..........155 Naming Labels for KEKs ........124 Hindi Support .............156 Enabling Cryptography in SNA Node Configuration .............125 Part 5. Building a Printer Definition Table (PDT) ...........157 Part 4. National Language Support 127 Chapter 19. Building a Printer Chapter 15. Multiple-Language Definition Table (PDT) for PC/3270 . 159 Support ..............129 ASCII_PASSTHRU? and EBCDIC_PASSTHRU? . 159