Basic iucvconn_on_login scenario

This simple scenario illustrates the use of iucvconn_on_login and extends the basic scenario.

In addition to the connections through ts-shell, there is to be a connection through the iucvconn_on_login script.

The setup of the terminal server and target server are assumed to be as described in in the basic scenario. The fully qualified host name of the terminal server is assumed to be termserv1.example.net and the fully qualified host name of the target system lxguest1.example.net.

Figure 1. Accessing a terminal device with the iucvconn_on_login script
This graphic shows a terminal server and target system as described in the preceding text. In addition, there is a workstation from which the following command is issued: ssh -t lxguest1@termserv1.example.net lxterm1
  1. Extending the configuration
    On the terminal server, set up the iucvconn_on_login script and create a user with the name of the target system. No changes are required on the target system.
  2. Establishing terminal sessions
    You can connect to a target system by logging on to the matching user on the terminal server.
Parent topic: Scenarios
Related concepts:
Basic scenario
Extended scenario
The iucvconn_on_login script