Installation guide

SCON-3074 Configuration

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• Nonconsol PW: This configuration is the same as Console, but will challenge the

client for the configured password.

• Nonconsol ID: This configuration is the same as Console, but will challenge the user

for a User ID, followed by a Password prompt. The User ID and Password will be

compared to entries in the nickname file for validation.

3270 Host

This optional field toggles to DISABLE and through all 3270 Hosts and 3270 Host Classes.

If this field is set to DISABLE and a TCP port number has been defined for this entry, the user

will be prompted at connect time for a host or host class using Telnet NVT ASCII data. A

menu of all available configured host class resources will be painted on the client’s screen.

The 3270 LU field is required if the 3270 Host field contains a 3270 Host entry. If the 3270

Host field is DISABLE, then this field is ignored.

Example Entries (from previous panel)

Entry 1

Line Port IP Address Type 3270 Host LU

—— —— ————— —— ———— —

FET1 00983 207 015 182 113 VisaraNCT PW OS390_prod4 06

This entry provides a session (address 06 for host “OS390_prod4” to a 1683/1783/

1883/500LX/UCT device or LINCS platform (1174) with an address of 207.15.182.113 only.

The client must connect to the SCON-3074 on incoming port 983. The client will be challenged

for the password.

Entry 2

Line Port IP Address Type 3270 Host LU

—— —— ————— —— ———— —

FET1 01067 207 015 182 117 VisaraNCT PW VMESA_prod3 06

This entry provides a session (address 06 for host “VMESA_prod3” to a 1683/1783/

1883/500LX/UCT or LINCS device with an address of 207.15.182.117 only. The client

must connect to the SCON-3074 on incoming port 1067. The client will be challenged for

the password.

Entry 3

Line Port IP Address Type 3270 Host LU

—— —— ————— —— ———— —

FET1 01187 207 015 182 119 Client PW OS390_prod4 07

This entry provides address 07 on host circuit “OS390_prod4” to an incoming client that has

IP address 207.15.182.119. The client is a PC, and the session is either a VTAM session or the

client will be required to handle the command chaining operations. The client will be challenged

for a password when connecting.