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TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Book Cover COVER Book Cover -------------------------------------------------------------------------- IBM TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Document Number SC31-6076-05 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This softcopy edition supersedes the hardcopy book, SC31-6075-04. The hardcopy book has not been updated to include the changes herein. ¦ Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1994 COVER - 1 TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Notices NOTICES Notices +--- Note -----------------------------------------------------------+ ¦ ¦ ¦ Before using this information and the product it supports, be sure ¦ ¦ to read the general information under "Notices" in topic FRONT_1 . ¦ ¦ ¦ +--------------------------------------------------------------------+ ¦ Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1994 NOTICES - 1 TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Edition Notice EDITION Edition Notice Sixth Edition (August 1994) This edition applies to the IBM Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol Version 2.0 for OS/2 licensed program. Publications are not stocked at the address given below. If you want more IBM publications, ask your IBM representative or write to the IBM branch office serving your locality. A form for your comments is provided at the back of this document. If the form has been removed, you may address comments to: IBM Corporation Department E15 P.O. Box 12195 Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709 U.S.A. IBM may use or distribute any of the information you supply in any way it believes appropriate without incurring any obligation to you. ¦ Copyright International Business Machines Corporation 1990, 1994. All rights reserved. Note to U.S. Government Users -- Documentation related to restricted rights -- Use, duplication or disclosure is subject to restrictions set forth in GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp. ¦ Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1994 EDITION - 1 TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Table of Contents CONTENTS Table of Contents COVER Book Cover NOTICES Notices EDITION Edition Notice CONTENTS Table of Contents FIGURES Figures TABLES Tables FRONT_1 Notices FRONT_1.1 Trademarks PREFACE About This Book PREFACE.1 Who Should Use This Book PREFACE.2 How to Use This Book PREFACE.3 Compatibility with IBM AnyNet Product Family PREFACE.4 Conventions Used in This Book PREFACE.5 Where to Find More Information PREFACE.6 Calling IBM Service PREFACE.7 Obtaining Corrective Service Electronically 1.0 Chapter 1. Getting Started 1.1 Overview of TCP/IP for OS/2 1.2 TCP/IP on Your Desktop 2.0 Chapter 2. Transferring Files with the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) 2.1 Deciding When to Use FTP or TFTP 2.2 Setting Up the Environment 2.3 Setting Up the Server 2.4 Entering the FTP Command Shell 2.5 ftp Subcommands 2.6 Requesting Help 2.7 Using OS/2 Commands 2.8 Defining a Macro with the macdef Subcommand 2.9 Establishing a Connection to a Foreign Host 2.10 Obtaining Status Information 2.11 Setting Up Your System Environment 2.12 Working with Files 2.13 Sending Arguments to the Foreign Host 2.14 Opening a Connection between Two Foreign Hosts 2.15 Working with Directories 2.16 Ending the FTP Session 2.17 Ending the Server Task 3.0 Chapter 3. Transferring Files with FTPPM 3.1 Overview of FTPPM 3.2 FTPPM Clients and the OS/2 Workplace Shell 3.3 Starting FTPPM 3.4 Working with Connections Using the Remote Menu 3.5 Marking and Unmarking Files or Directories 3.6 Changing the Current Working Directory 3.7 Setting Options Using the Options Menu 3.8 Working with Files and Directories Using the Actions Menu 3.9 Ending the FTPPM Session 4.0 Chapter 4. Transferring Files with the Trivial File Transfer Protocol 4.1 Deciding Which Command to Use 4.2 Overview of the Trivial File Transfer Command 4.3 Setting Up the Server 4.4 Entering the TFTP Command Shell 4.5 tftp Subcommands 4.6 Requesting Help 4.7 Establishing a Connection 4.8 Obtaining Status Information 4.9 Setting the Environment 4.10 Transferring Files 4.11 Ending the TFTP Session 4.12 Ending the Server Task 5.0 Chapter 5. Using Mail Services 5.1 Overview of the Mail Services 5.2 Setting Up the SendMail Environment 5.3 SendMail Startup and Processing 5.4 Starting the SendMail Server 5.5 Starting the SendMail Client 5.6 Transmitting Messages to Multiple Users 5.7 Overview of LaMail 5.8 Setting Up the LaMail Environment 5.9 Using LaMail 5.10 LaMail Main Menu 5.11 LaMail Edit Menu 5.12 LaMail Windows 6.0 Chapter 6. Using NewsReader/2 6.1 NewsReader/2 Overview 6.2 USENET Overview 6.3 Configuring NewsReader/2 6.4 Starting NewsReader/2 6.5 Subscribing to News Groups 6.6 Reading an Article from a News Group 6.7 Posting to a News Group 6.8 Exiting NewsReader/2 7.0 Chapter 7. Using ASCII-Based Telnet Clients ¦ Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1994 CONTENTS - 1 TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Table of Contents 7.1 Setting Up the Environment 7.2 Setting Up the Server 7.3 Setting Up for UNIX Clients 7.4 Telnet Clients and the OS/2 Workplace Shell 7.5 The Presentation Manager Telnet Client--TelnetPM 7.6 The OS/2 Window Telnet Client--Telnet 7.7 The File Function 7.8 The Global Function 7.9 Using the Keymap Function to Remap the Keyboard 7.10 Keys that Cannot Be Remapped with SetTerm 7.11 Using the Telnet Line-mode Client--Telneto 7.12 The TELNET.RC File 7.13 Understanding Keyboard Mappings 8.0 Chapter 8. Using 3270-Based and 5250-Based Telnet Clients 8.1 Default 3270 Emulator Keyboard Mappings 8.2 Translation Table Support for PMANT and TN3270 8.3 3270-Based Telnet Clients and the OS/2 Workplace Shell 8.4 Logging On to a Foreign Host Using PMANT 8.5 Logging On to a Foreign Host Using TN3270 8.6 Logging On to a Foreign Host Using TN5250 8.7 Translation Table Support for TN5250 9.0 Chapter 9. Printing on a Local or Remote Printer 9.1 Overview of the Line Printer Commands 9.2 Setting Up a Print Server 9.3 Setting Up the Client Environment 9.4 Sending Print Jobs 9.5 Querying the Print Queue 9.6 Removing Jobs from the Print Queue 9.7 Redirecting Print Jobs 9.8 Sending Outbound FAXes 10.0 Chapter 10. Using the TALK Protocol 10.1 Setting Up the Environment 10.2 Starting the Server 10.3 Entering the talk Command 10.4 Sending and Receiving Messages with TALK 10.5 Ending the TALK Session 10.6 Ending the Server Task 11.0 Chapter 11. Issuing Commands on a Foreign Host with REXEC 11.1 Setting Up the Environment 11.2 Setting Up the Server 11.3 Ending the Server Task 11.4 Using the rexec Command on a Foreign Host 12.0 Chapter 12. Issuing Commands on a Foreign Host with the RSH Command 12.1 Setting Up the Client 12.2 Setting Up the Server 12.3 Ending the Server Task 12.4 Using the rsh Command on a Foreign Host 13.0 Chapter 13. Managing Your TCP/IP Network 13.1 Verifying the Availability of a Single Host 13.2 Monitoring the Availability of a Group of Hosts 13.3 Displaying Foreign Host User Information 13.4 Obtaining RPC Server Status Information 13.5 Using Packet Tracing Programs 13.6 Displaying Information about Your Local Host 13.7 Obtaining Network Status Information 13.8 Querying Name Servers A.0 Appendix A. Introducing Computer Networks and Protocols A.1 Computer Networks A.2 The Internet Environment A.3 TCP/IP Protocols and Functions A.4 Network Protocols A.5 NDIS A.6 Internetwork Protocols A.7 Transport Protocols A.8 Applications, Functions, and Protocols A.9 Routing A.10 Internet Addressing B.0 Appendix B. Optional Files C.0 Appendix C. Problem Determination Examples D.0 Appendix D. Messages and Codes E.0 Appendix E. Management Information Base (MIB) Objects E.1 System Group E.2 Interfaces Group E.3 Address Translation Group E.4 IP Group E.5 ICMP Group E.6 TCP Group E.7 UDP Group E.8 EGP Group E.9 SNMP Group F.0 Appendix F. Requests for Comments (RFCs) G.0 Appendix G. Well-Known Port Assignments G.1 TCP Well-Known Port Assignments G.2 UDP Well-Known Port Assignments ¦ Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1994 CONTENTS - 2 TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Table of Contents BIBLIOGRAPHY Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY IBM TCP/IP Products BIBLIOGRAPHY The IBM C Set/2 Library BIBLIOGRAPHY C Related Publications BIBLIOGRAPHY IBM WorkFrame/2 Publication BIBLIOGRAPHY IBM OS/2 Version 2.0 Publications BIBLIOGRAPHY IBM OS/2 Version 2.0 Technical Library BIBLIOGRAPHY IBM Software Products BIBLIOGRAPHY Other TCP/IP Related Publications INDEX Index BACK_1 Communicating Your Comments to IBM COMMENTS Help us help you! ¦ Copyright IBM Corp. 1990, 1994 CONTENTS - 3 TCP/IP for OS/2: User's Guide Figures FIGURES Figures 1. Example of the Remote Logon Window 3.4 2. Example of the Current Hosts Window 3.4.1 3. Example of the Get Prompt Window 3.7.2 4. Example of the Remote Delete Prompt Window 3.7.2 5. Example of the Current Hosts Window 3.8.3 6. Example of the New Local Directory Window 3.8.6 7. Example of the Rename Local File Window 3.8.7 8. Example of the New Remote Directory Window 3.8.8 9. Example of the Rename Remote File Window 3.8.9 10. Example of Configuration Notebook Program to Automatically Start SendMail 5.4.1 11. Example of LaMail Main Menu 5.9 12.
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