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Print ...........................182
Chapter 6. Telnet Server ....................183
Setting Up the Telnet Server ...................183
Determining Which Emulation Is Negotiated .............183
5250 Full-Screen Mode .....................183
Examples of 5250 Server to 5250 Full-Screen Telnet Client .......183
3270 Full-Screen Mode .....................186
Setting up for 3270 Full-Screen Mode ...............187
Break Messages in 3270 Full-Screen Mode .............195
Input-Inhibited Light ......................195
Defining Capabilities for 3270 Devices ...............195
VTxxx Full-Screen Mode .....................196
Setting up for VTxxx Full-Screen Mode ..............196
VTxxx Automatic Wrap.....................207
System Request Processing for VTxxx Sessions ...........207
Error Conditions on 5250 Keyboard ................207
Display Screens and VTxxx Support................208
VT220 Control Characters ...................208
Some Practical Examples ...................209
ASCII Line Mode........................210
Setting up for ASCII Line Mode .................211
Telnet Printer Pass-Through Mode .................216
Setting Up for Telnet Printer Pass-Through Mode ...........217
Telnet Printer Pass-Through Mode Server to Client Access Win95 Telnet
Client ..........................219
Ending a Telnet Server Session ..................220
Starting Cascaded Telnet or DSPT Sessions .............220
Using System Request Options .................220
Telnet Scenarios for Establishing Cascaded Sessions .........220
System Request Processing—Scenarios ..............225
Using a Group Job—Scenario ..................227
Workstation Type Negotiations and Mappings ............229
System API Enhancement ....................231
Dynamic Application Printing with TCP/IP ..............231
Exit Point Performance .....................233
Work Management ......................233
Chapter 7. File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Client ............235
Functions Supported by FTP Client .................235
Functions Not Supported by FTP Client ...............235
FTP Client and Server-Overview ..................235
Starting the FTP Client Session ..................237
Alternative Start Commands...................237
Connecting to Another Server without Ending the FTP Session .......240
Ending the FTP Client Session...................240
Transferring Files with File Transfer Protocol (FTP) ...........241
Naming Format Indicator for AS/400 Names..............241
File Naming for the Library File System (QSYS.LIB) ..........242
Names for Document Library Services (QDLS) Folders and Documents . . 242
Names for “root,” QOpenSys, QLANSrv and QFileSvr.400 File Systems . . 242
Localfile and Remotefile Parameters for FTP Client Subcommands .....242
Default File Names for Client Transfer Subcommands ..........242
FTP Client Subcommands ....................244
FTP Examples........................244
FTP Considerations (for Both Client and Server) ...........258
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