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Sorry
I can't help. I have however, been playing with "ComSocks" to attempt
remote access, through our RAS server, to our AS/400. I used MochaSoft TN5250 on
the gateway computer (running ntserver 4.0) and on the clients (running win '95)
as well.
The
bottom line ... Although I can browse the Internet, send and receive mail
(outlook), ftp, and do non-AS/400 telnet sessions ... our AS/400 refuses to
allow a remote connection to clients through Socks. Only the gateway PC is
granted access.
I've
spent countless hours, days, weeks....
If
you've had any experience or luck with that one (which I know is *way* off topic
for this list) I'd love to hear about it.
Helen
Delany
Corp Network Administrator
The Matco Group, Inc.
Hi fellas,
Although I don't contribute
much to this forum (mostly b/c Dusty stays on top of 90% of the questions
here <g>), I read the post almost everyday. First let me say
thanks to everyone for contributing. There have been many occasions
that I hef benefited from your input.
To my question: How can I
"SOCKSify OE4 so that it will connect to POP3 through an AS400
Proxy/Firewall using SOCKS? I'm running IMAIL V5.04 with no problems
on the non-secure side. I want the secure client to connect to Imail
which is running on the non-secure side. Netscape works fine, but I
believe this is due to the fact that Netscape Mail/Messenger is SOCKSified
when you set Netscape up for Proxy.
Has anyone used SocksCap (found
@ http://www.socks.nec.com/).
IBM Firewall Support mention AutoSocks, but I can't seem to find this
product. If anyone is using something that works, please let me
know. Or should I try a different client? Any input and/or
advise is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Scott King
SysAdmin,
FCI
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