Exit programs have the ability to deny specific devices (you can let the exits
"pick" the device for the user). In fact, you can pick devices based on the
client IP address or based on any of the TN5250E negotiations. Sample programs
which I developed are available free at the Tech Studion link:
http://www.as400.ibm.com/tstudio/tech_ref/tcp/telex/telexdwn.htm
These comes with a number of *CMD, *PNLGRP and *PGM source that can be used to
create and manage subsystems, routing, logging, etc.
> >
> >Virtual device question: When connecting to the AS/400, each
> >tn5250 session passes the TTY device to which the terminal is
> >attached to the AS/400. For certain reasons, my boss wants to be
> >able to deny access to virtual devices (lets call them R0000AA
> >through R0000AF) so he tried to set VARIED OFF, but whenever
> >we start tn5250 again, it sets VARY ON, bypassing the VARIED
> >OFF status of that device. Any comments/suggestions?
> >
> >Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide me
> >regarding these matters.
> >
> >Jose Sanchez
> >DRJ, Inc.
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J.S. (Jeffrey) Stevens AS/400 TCP/IP (Telnet/WSG/LPD)
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