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To enable 5250 communications, you must define emulator users
or groups of users as described in “Configuring 5250 Emulator
Users”. Configuring 5250 Emulator
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You must add emulator user definitions for each user who requires
access to a 5250 emulator. Adding an individual user gives access to only that user. You can also add a group of users in a single operation. Adding
a group of users gives access to all members of the group. This
means that you do not have to define each user individually, reducing
the time needed to configure users. Emulator user information can be accessed by a Windows client
running an emulation program that is compatible with Microsoft's
SNA Server product. To configure an emulator user or group, use one of the following
methods: - Motif
administration program
Select Emulator
users and sessions from the Windows menu on the Node window,
then choose one of the following options from the Selection menu: - Command-line administration program
Issue the following command: define_emulator_user
Emulation User
and Group Configuration ParametersThe following parameters are required for each 5250 emulator
user definition: - User Name
The name of the emulator user. For users running the emulation program on HP-UX systems,
this is the name used to log in on that computer. The name is set
up by the administrator of the HP-UX system. For Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11, or on Win16
subsystems on Windows NT, Windows 95, or OS/2, this name is the
snauser field in the Configuration section
of the sna.ini file (which
usually resides in the c:\windows
directory). For Windows 95 or Windows NT, this name matches a login
name defined on the Windows 95 or Windows NT system. - Group Name
When adding a user group, supply the name of the
group to which the user belongs. For users running the emulation program on HP-UX systems,
this name is set up by the administrator of the HP-UX system. For Windows 3.1 or Windows for Workgroups 3.11, or on Win16
subsystems on Windows NT, Windows 95, or OS/2, this name is the
snagroup field in the Configuration section
of the sna.ini file (which
usually resides in the c:\windows
directory). For Windows 95 or Windows NT, you can find the group
name through the Windows Program Registry. For a user group, the remaining fields in the dialog apply
to all members of the group. You can set up a default user definition that is used by all
users who do not have their own individual or group definitions.
To do this, specify a user or group name of DEFAULT.
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