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Operating System/400 (5722-SS1)
It takes advantage of the native file sharing protocol using TCP/IP, delivered with Windows
95, Windows 98, Windows NT or Windows for Workgroups. No additional software is required
on the iSeries server other than the OS/400 operating system.
Richer client functions are provided by iSeries Client Access Family for Windows
(5722-XW1). This support allows the Client Access program to be installed across the
network from the iSeries server. The iSeries Client Access and iSeries NetServer programs
have separate identities and can coexist on the same server and workstations.
iSeries Support for Windows Network Neighborhood program complies with the “Common
Internet File System” (CIFS) standard currently proposed by Microsoft.
iSeries Client Access Express for Windows
iSeries Client Access Express for Windows (5722-XE1) is shipped with OS/400 V4R4 and
later. The Express client runs on PCs installed with Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0
(workstation or server) operating systems, or Windows 2000. It provides:
• TCP/IP connectivity with secure sockets layer (SSL) for client functions to improve
TCP/IP network security
• iSeries NetServer for PC file serving and network print support
• Operations Console for both local and remote system console access
• 32-bit client/server application enablers for iSeries, such as OLE DB data provider,
ODBC driver, Remote Command, and data queues
The Express Client includes all functions of Operations Navigator for working with iSeries
resources and administering and operating iSeries servers, plus graphical interfaces to work
with these iSeries.
When you acquire an iSeries Client Access Family for Windows product (5722-XW1), these
functions and PC5250 display and printer emulation and data transfer are also available.
National Language Versions and Multilingual Support
The iSeries server with OS/400 is a worldwide product that addresses many country-unique
requirements. For different countries/languages, specific support is provided, either with
translated machine-readable information (MRI), such as screens and messages, or with
keyboards and displays on the local or remote workstation twinaxial controller.
Multilingual support allows multiple users on the same system to operate in different
languages. This means that system messages, displays and help information, as well as user
applications, can be presented to the end user in their national language.
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