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IBM Redbooks > Infrastructure Solutions
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 Host Access Client Package V4 Update
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The two products in the IBM Host Access Client Package, IBM Personal Communications, and IBM WebSphere Host On-Demand have been enhanced with new features and functions to keep up with current technologies. This IBM Redbook explores the features and functions of each product as it relates to deployment in today’s rapidly expanding TCP/IP environment.
The following is an overview of many of the topics found in this redbook:
-Java Web Start for using HOD without a browser
-Web Express Logon for automated logon support
-Secure Shell (SSH) support for VT display sessions
-ZipPrint support
-Sharing and reusing macros and server macro library support
-Backup server support for clients
-Mac OS X emulator and database clients
-IPv6 support
-Personal Communications Windows Terminal Server support
-PCOMM connection timeout improvements
-PCOMM support for IPv6 Telnet connections
-PCOMM visual enhancements to OIA and poppad |
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Host Access Client Package
Part 1 IBM WebSphere Host On-Demand
Chapter 2 Planning and installation
Chapter 3 z/OS implementation
Chapter 4 iSeries tips
Chapter 5 Clients
Chapter 6 Database On-Demand
Chapter 7 Administration
Chapter 8 LDAP directory server
Chapter 9 Configuration servlet
Chapter 10 OS/400 Proxy
Chapter 11 Security
Chapter 12 Certificate management
Chapter 13 Deployment strategies
Chapter 14 Deployment Wizard
Chapter 15 Express Logon
Chapter 16 Web Start
Chapter 17 Custom HTML templates
Chapter 18 Modifying session properties dynamically (using HTML overrides)
Chapter 19 Host On-Demand portlets
Chapter 20 Session Manager APIs
Chapter 21 Host printing
Chapter 22 Macro support
Chapter 23 Sharing and reusing objects
Chapter 24 Host Access Toolkit
Part 2 Personal Communications V5.7
Chapter 25 Enhancements
Chapter 26 Migration
Chapter 27 Security
Chapter 28 Programming interfaces
Chapter 29 Problem determination
Part 3 Appendixes
Appendix A Introduction to TCP/IP security
Appendix B Service Location Protocol
Appendix C An example of MacroIOProvider
Appendix D Additional material |
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