An NJE connection would be even better than FTPing to the zlinux
system.
Do any of the TCPNJE implementations include traffic encryption?
All the TCPNJE implementations can be easily wrapped in SSL or SSH
sessions (with a little help from a Linux guest).
The TCPNJE protocol (as implemented on
Looking for some ideas.
Basically what I need to do is to send files, usually print files, from VSE
to other platforms.
We currently use FTP from VSE. But now we need to encrypt everything. I
would prefer not to do the encryption in VSE, just too expensive.
One thought I had was to PNET the files
If your target zLinux is on the same mainframe as your VSE, why not FTP
directly to the zLinux system? SIFT/UFT would be nice, especially if you
could have a SIFT client on the VSE system, but I don't remember seeing
any SIFT/UFT server for zLinux. The original VM implementation and the
current
If your target zLinux is on the same mainframe as your VSE, why not
FTP
directly to the zLinux system? SIFT/UFT would be nice, especially if
you
could have a SIFT client on the VSE system, but I don't remember
seeing
any SIFT/UFT server for zLinux.
There are full NJE implementations
An NJE connection would be even better than FTPing to the zlinux system.
Do any of the TCPNJE implementations include traffic encryption?
David Boyes wrote:
There are full NJE implementations for Linux and other systems.
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VSE supports SSL over TCPNJE.
Thomas Kern wrote:
An NJE connection would be even better than FTPing to the zlinux system.
Do any of the TCPNJE implementations include traffic encryption?
David Boyes wrote:
There are full NJE implementations for Linux and other systems.
There is a 'uftd' source at
http://pb.casita.net/pub/uft/uft-1.7.tar.gz
The UFTD server in that package is pretty rough but works.
It receives files into /var/spool/uft/$USER in a form that can be
easily crunched (received, peeked, or discarded) by shell scripts.
(There is one control
