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Using the APGEN Utility
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Note: If you need to enable only one or two configurable features on one or two terminal servers,
you may want to do it directly through the Model 3395 command interface.
The following two sections show examples of how to enable Kerberos, which is a configurable feature, and
how to enable TN3270, which is a keyed feature.
Enabling the Kerberos Feature
Kerberos, an Internet network authentication service, is a configurable feature. Follow these steps to enable
Kerberos or any other configurable feature:
• Edit the script file to enable the Kerberos feature.
DEFINE SERVER KERBEROS ENABLED
• Execute the script file on the terminal server.
• Initialize the terminal server after it has updated the parameter server.
• Execute the apgen command on the new parameter file. This example uses the
-kerberos option to create a file with only Kerberos commands:
% apgen -kerberos param-file.prm kerberos.apg
• Edit the script file to modify the Kerberos commands. For example, the Kerberos feature requires that
you specify an Internet host as a Kerberos master. To do this, edit the following command line:
# DEFINE SERVER KERBEROS MASTER NONE
You can specify a Kerberos master with an Internet address as in this example:
DEFINE SERVER KERBEROS MASTER 140.179.224.100
• Execute the new script file, with modified Kerberos commands, on the terminal server.
• Initialize the terminal server again to update the parameter file.