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3. AS/400 waits for the Username: prompt from the called system.
4. AS/400 sends the value specified in the configuration profile’s Remote service
access name field to the called system.
5. AS/400 waits for the Password: prompt from the called system.
6. AS/400 sends the value specified in the configuration profile’s Remote service
access password field to the called system.
7. AS/400 waits for the Protocol: prompt from the called system.
8. AS/400 sends the value slip to the called system to indicate that the SLIP
protocol will be used.
9. AS/400 waits for the The gateway address is prompt from the called system.
When this prompt is received, the next value received matches the (IPGATE)
keyword in the script. AS/400 uses this value as the IP address of the called
system for this point-to-point connection.
10. AS/400 waits for the Your IP address is prompt from the called system.
When this prompt is received, the next value received matches the (IPADDR)
keyword in the script. AS/400 uses this value as the local IP address of AS/400
for this point-to-point connection.
11. Comment line.
Creating SLIP Client (Dial-Out) Connection Scripts — Example:
The following
example describes in detail how to create a client connection script to an Internet
Service Provider. The IBM Global Network is used as the ISP in the example.
When you open a new account with the IBM Global Network or with any ISP, the
ISP should provide you with either:
v A connection dialog example
v An actual connection dialog script
The connection dialog for the IBM Global Network looks like the following example:
&
****************************************
Welcome to the IBM Global Network
****************************************
Enter dial script version ==>
1.1
Gateway: IBMT2YA0 Port: 22
Select one of the following services:
INTERNET
Enter service ==>
INTERNET
Enter account userID password [\new_password] ==>
usinet barrier password
129.37.3.150 is your IP address.
129.37.1.10 is the Gateway IP address.
Begin TCP/IP communication now.
Use the keywords and rules for creating AS/400 connection scripts (shown in “Rules
for Creating and Changing Connection Scripts” on page 119) to convert the
connection dialog for IBM Global Network into a client connection script.
* IBM Global Network Client Script Example
&&
version ==>
& 1.1
service ==>
& INTERNET
password
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