Description

Open Client

Windows

PROIV Hostname or IP Address

Enter the details of the Virtual Machine host name or the IP address. If you are working locally, enter localhost in this field.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Host

PROIV User Name

Enter the user name for a successful login. During the kernel connection phase to a Windows kernel, this field is used to identify a PROIV INI section name. If there is no Default User section defined in the kernel INI file and no match is found for the supplied name, then the kernel will attempt a transparent logon using the supplied name as the PROIV operator name.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...User

PROIV Password

Enter the password required for a successful login.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Password

Remember Username or Password

Check the box to ensure that the user name and password details are remembered.

Not Supported

Prompt for Security

Check the box if you want a security prompt to display during the login process to the host.

Not Supported

Advanced Settings

Connection Timeout in Seconds

The length of time (in seconds) that the Windows Client will wait between the connection attempt starting, and the text defined in the Command Prompt field being displayed after a successful login. If this time is exceeded, the Windows Client displays a telnet window for a manual login attempt.

Not Supported

Terminal Command

The time in seconds to wait for a successful connection to a PROIV Virtual Machine before displaying a telnet window for manual login. Defaults to 10 seconds.

Not Supported

Server Port

The port on which the remote host is listening for a client connection. This is usually 23 for a telnet connection. An SSL connection (a more secure connection using encryption) may use a different port.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Port

Standard TCP connection

The connection to the host is via TCP/IP. This is the default connection.

Not Supported

Secure Connection

The connection to the host is via TCP/IP. This is the default connection.

Not Supported

PROIV Client

Description

Open Client

Unix

PROIV Hostname or IP Address

Enter the details of the Virtual Machine host name or the IP address. If you are working locally, enter localhost in this field.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Host

Commands to run PROIV Virtual Machine

After a successful log, you can specify to run shell scripts on the Unix host. Enter the full path to the file containing the connection scripts.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Command

Unix User Name

Enter the user name for a successful login

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...User

Unix Password

Enter the password for a successful login.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Password

Remember Username and Password

Check the box to ensure that the user name and password details are remembered.

Not Supported

Prompt for Security

Select this check box to enable the PROIV Client to prompt the user for user name and password at connection.  Selecting the Remember Username/Password check box eliminates having to re-enter the user name and password.

Not Supported

Advanced Settings

These parameters allow you to specify the strings to search for before transmitting the user name and password, the command prompt to wait for before sending the startup command to the host, and the timeout value (in seconds) to wait before generating a time-out warning.

Terminal Command

The command line for the terminal emulation program you are using to connect into the remote host.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Command

Command Parameters

Enter the command line parameters that need to be passed to the terminal emulator when used for connecting to a host.  You may enter the location of an automated login script (if the third party software allows it).  Any parameters using a third party executable may be entered in this field. See the user documentation for the terminal emulation software you are using for more information.

Not Supported

User Prompt

The text displayed by the remote host when asking a user to log into the operating system. This is the text that would be seen if a user manually connected into that machine using the program or script entered into the Terminal Command field, before the user would enter their user name.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...User Prompt

Password Prompt

The text displayed by the remote host, used to ask the user to enter their operating system user password.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Password Prompt

Server Port

The port on which the remote host is listening for a client connection.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Port

Terminal Window Title

Enter the text that you would like to see in the window title area of the PROIV Client.  This field is optional; the text you enter will appear after a connection is made. See Locating a Valid Telnet Session Window for additional information.

Not Supported

Command Line Prompt

The text displayed by the remote host that indicates the connection has been successfully made, and the remote host is waiting for a command. This is usually the command prompt for the specified operating system user on the remote machine.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Success Prompt

Login via Terminal

This option invokes a telnet terminal emulator program to allow the user to login.

Not Supported

Connection Timeout in Seconds

The time in seconds to wait for a successful connection to a PROIV Virtual Machine. Defaults to 10 seconds.

Not Supported

Use Binary Telnet

Check this box if the remote host needs to negotiate the telnet connection in binary mode. Your remote host’s system administrator should be able to provide assistance.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Telnet Binary Options

Terminal Type

Terminal type that is presented to the host telnet service.

Not Supported

Standard TCP Connection

The connection to the host is via TCP/IP. This is the default connection

Not Supported

Secure Connection

If you want to make an SSL connection and your remote host supports it, check this box.

Not Supported

Connect via SSH tunnel

Enforces a Secure Shell connection to the host.

Open Client Service Settings...Connection Settings...Protocol