Client Access/400 Expert Reader

Client Access/400 Expert (CAE), Midrange Computing's bimonthly newsletter (now called AS/400 Network Expert), has provided practical, technical information for connecting anything to the AS/400 and your PCwith or without Client Access. In this book, editor Joe Hertvik has collected the best articles that appeared in the newsletter since the fall of 1995. Written by over 25 different AS/400 networking experts, these articles are categorized by major subject headings and then completely indexed to provide an ideal reference guide for all those who are responsible for network-to-AS/400 connectivity. CAE has long been known as the best place to find answers to those tricky questions about building an AS/400-centric network. CAE is a technical journal of experts that showcases a variety of authors with many different viewpoints, experience, and knowledge. It's a rounded technical journal that offers a diverse collection of AS/400 networking knowledge. The Client Acces! s/400 Expert Reader showcases that knowledge. In this collection, editor Joe Hertvik has handpicked the best articles from CAE, including vital technical material for professional reading and project implementation. This book details real-life AS/400 networking problems and their solutions. Hertvik has updated articles to reflect current knowledge and added a series of editor's notes that expand on the knowledge in many of the pieces. All this material is relevant to the environment we work in today. There is even a chapter that includes the best of the OTOH;-) humor pieces that are featured in every issue of CAE.Upon completion of this book, you will be able to:Control the security of Client Access on the AS/400, create images on the AS/400 with AFP, use QAUTOVRT to control virtual devices on the AS/400, safely start the Client Access/400 router, determine how to pick the correct client from Client Access/400, manipulate screen font sizes and ustomize a keyboard in PC5250, solve Client Access data transfer conversion pr! oblems, understand and configure the NetManage NS/Router,use the Incoming Remote command to run unattended file transfers, avoid 5250 emulation card conflicts, optimize TCP/IP performance on the AS/400, understand the IBM firewall for AS/400, create an AS/400 to ntranetWare printer with the Client Access/400 for Windows 5/NT Client, set up a remote output queue for TCP/IP PD/LPR rinting,understand Microsoft's SNA gateway,know what to do before you do a Windows 95 upgrade,understand the Windows 95 boot cycle, establish a Novell NetWare connection from inside OS/400,understand how Lotus Notes runs native on the S/400, run PC Support/36 from the Windows 95 desktop,and laugh a little at our profession! The Client Access/400 Reader features articles by the best-known names in AS/400 networking. This book features solid advice from industry expert such as former CAE editor Tom Stockwell, Joe Hertvik, Mike Dawson, Martin Pluth, Shannon O'Donnell, Wayne O. Evans, Brian Singleton, Jim! Hoopes, Chris Miksanek, Allyn Uptain, and many more. A num! ber of IBM AS/400 networking professionals have also written articles that spotlight the best techniques for AS/400 networking. These authors provide a rounded view of all the issues involved in AS/400 networking.