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(USERID)
When remote systems dial in, AS/400 uses this keyword to validate the user ID
that the remote system is using to connect to AS/400. The keyword is only valid
if an access authorization list is configured.
When an AS/400 user dials out to a remote system, AS/400 uses this keyword
to pass the user ID to the remote server for connection validation.
If the remote system requires both an account name and a user ID, configure
both as described in “Remote System Access Information” on page 152.
(PASSWORD)
For dial-in sessions, AS/400 uses this keyword to validate the password for the
user ID that was received on the (USERID) keyword. AS/400 uses this keyword
only when an access authorization list is configured.
For dial-out sessions, AS/400 uses this keyword to send the password to the
remote server for connection validation.
(IPADDR)
The IP address to be exchanged and activated to set up a session.
(IPGATE)
The gateway IP address to be exchanged and activated to set up a session.
(PROMPT)
Specifies that AS/400 is to either:
v Pause for input on an input line, or
v Send a blank followed by a carriage return and a line feed for an output line.
This keyword is useful for synchronizing a connection script with a remote
system. Placing this keyword on the input line of a connection script causes the
host to pause until input is received before continuing the dialog. Placing this
keyword on the output line of a connection script causes the host to signify
readiness to continue the dialog. Typically this keyword is placed on the first
line of the connection script to synchronize the host to host connection before
beginning the connection dialog.
Some ISPs may look for specific responses to initiate a SLIP connection. For
example, specific characters like @ , &, or a carriage return without any text may
be required.
To change what AS/400 sends, use the following command:
& (PROMPT) 'xxyy'
where 'xxyy' is the two-digit hexadecimal representation for any ASCII
characters that you wish to send.
For example, & (PROMPT) '4053' would cause AS/400 to send the characters
’@S’, and & (PROMPT) '0D' would cause AS/400 to send only a carriage return.
The hexadecimal representation of the characters to be sent must be two digits
each and represent valid ASCII characters.
(WAIT)
Causes AS/400 to wait 1 second before resuming.
You can cause a time delay from 1 to 99 seconds. To change the time delay,
use the following command:
120 OS/400 TCP/IP Configuration and Reference V4R4