Chapter 7. Program Support For Remote Workstation Access; Required Program Support For Dcaf; Installing Dcaf; Customizing Cs/2 And Cm/2 - IBM 950 User Manual

Chapter 7. Program Support for Remote Workstation Access

Program support for remote workstation access via DCAF is described in this
chapter. For information on program support for a remote workstation via Java
Console, see "Overview of Java Console" on page 15-1.

Required Program Support for DCAF

First collect the worksheets from the 3745/3746 Planning Series: Management
Planning, GA27-4239, at your workstation. These contain the parameters that are
required for customizing the service processor.
Make sure that you have a workstation already installed and running OS/2 (see
"Minimum Workstation (Remote Console) Configuration" on page 6-4).
Use the OS/2 command SYSLEVEL to verify the programs you have already
installed on the workstation and the Service Pak levels you are using.
Prepare the following:

Installing DCAF

Support for DCAF is provided by microcode level F12720 and later. Licenses for a
new installation of DCAF is provided in PID 5799-XEN (RPQ P85585). This also
provides a compliance with specifications for Year 2000 for existing DCAF
installations and for new DCAF licenses. The DCAF (non-secure password)
component is installed by the MOSS-E in the service processor on customer
request.
Warning: The DCAF secure option, once selected on the service processor, is
When DCAF has been installed on your remote workstation, see "Customizing CS/2
and CM/2."

Customizing CS/2 and CM/2

To enable a DCAF link between the remote workstation and the service processor,
you will need to customize CS/2.
Note: Procedures for CS/2 in this Guide are the same for CM/2 unless otherwise
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Installation diskettes for Communications Server for OS/2 Version 4.1 or later or
CM/2 Version 1.11 or higher.
LAPS Version 2.2 or later.
DCAF Version 1.3 or later installation diskettes.
TCP/IP Version 2.0 or later installation diskettes.
Information from the 3745/3746 Planning Series: Management Planning
worksheets.
permanent. Re-enabling the non-secure password option requires restoring
the microcode from CD-ROM.
indicated.
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