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Chapter 3: Configuring Host Profiles 23Allowed Web ServerAddressesAllow web servers on thelocal network (subnet)Add AddressDelete AddressLists the web addresses that the TE Client is permitted toconnect to.Indicates whether the TE Client can connect with any webserver or only with servers on the local network.Select this button to add a new IP or web address to the list ofaddresses that TE Client is permitted to connect with.Select this button to delete an address in the list.Autologin SettingsUse the Autologin tab in the Host Profiles dialog box to configure autologin parameters for themobile device, such as a user name and password. This tab will present different optionsdepending on the emulation type.The following list describes configurable options on the Autologin tab if you are using VT/HPemulation:Prompts CFG in Terminal ResponsesNameIndicates the user nameprompt that the hostsystem uses.Possible Values: 0 - 60alpha-numeric charactersDefault Value: loginIndicates whether usersshould configure theresponse to the loginprompt at the mobiledevice.Possible Values: Indicates the responsethat the mobile deviceshould send to the loginprompt.Possible Values: 0 - 30alpha-numeric charactersPassword Indicates the passwordprompt that the hostsystem uses.Possible Values: 0 - 60alpha-numeric charactersIndicates whether usersshould configure theresponse to the passwordprompt at the mobiledevice.Possible Values: Indicates the passwordthat the mobile deviceshould send to the hostsystem at the passwordprompt.Possible Values: 0 - 30alpha-numeric characters
Chapter 3: Configuring Host Profiles 24Prompts CFG in Terminal ResponsesCommand Indicates the commandprompt that the hostsystem sends to theTE Client after the login iscomplete.Indicates whether usersshould configure theresponse to the commandline prompt at the mobiledevice.Indicates the commandthat the mobile deviceshould send the hostsystem at the commandprompt.Possible Values: 0 - 60alpha-numeric charactersPossible Values: Possible Values: 0 - 30alpha-numeric charactersThe following list describes configurable options on the Autologin tab if you are usingIBMHOST emulation:User NamePasswordThe user name the Client should use when connecting to the host.The password the Client should use when connecting to the host.Program/Procedure A program/procedure that should run when the Client connects.MenuCurrent LibraryThe name of the menu you want displayed when the Client connects.The name of a library the Client should navigate to when it connects.NOTE: When configuring 5250 autologin for the AS/400, the QRMTSIGN system value mustbe set before the autologin will function properly. Use WRKSYSVAL QRMTSIGN and changethe parameter to *VERIFY. This setting verifies that the user has access to the system,allowing the user to bypass the sign-on. The default is *FRCSIGNON.AutoLaunch TabUse the AutoLaunch tab in the Host Profiles dialog box to configure a host profile toautomatically launch when the TE Client starts. You can configure autolaunch for one hostprofile for each session. Session 1 will connect when the Client starts, and the other sessionswill automatically connect to the host when you switch to them.If you want to configure more than one profile to automatically launch, you must increase thenumber of sessions specified in the emulation parameters. For more information, see AllowingMultiple Concurrent Sessions on page 103.NOTE: Each host profile is automatically launched only once each time the Client runs.
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