Basic
On the Basic tab are the basic settings
for the connection including those initially set up with the Create
a Connection wizard. The following settings can be modified.
- Host name
- The name of the host to which your connection connects. This
is either the name or IP address of the Telnet server.
Host On-Demand version 8 included Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) support. WebSphere® Application Server version 6 also provides IPv6 support. ZIETrans allows you to configure an IPv6 address to take advantage of this functionality on the platforms where it is supported.Note: ZIETrans can only support IPv6 on Linux, Solaris and AIX®. There are limitations in the Windows ZIETrans Toolkit environment with IPv6 addresses. Therefore, you will not be able to use the host terminal feature or test on a local test server if you use this type of address.
- Type
- The type of host session for the connection, such
as 3270, 3270E, 5250, 5250W, VT hosts (VT52,
VT100, VT420_7 and VT420_8).
Note:
- ZIETrans supports only 3270, 3270E, 5250, and 5250W connection types for the transformation, or default, connection.
- A background connection can be of any type.
- VT220 and VT320 are subsets of VT420. To support VT220 or VT320 hosts in ZIETrans, specify either VT420_7 (if your VT host sends 7 bit commands) or VT420_8 (if your VT host sends 8 bit commands).
- Port
- The port number through which the connection connects. Typically, port 23 is used for Telnet servers. If a different port number is used, you must specify it here.
- Code page
- The code page used for the connection. Select the code page for your backend host.
- Screen size
- The screen size of the host connection. The screen size defines
the number of rows and columns in the host screen.
Note: The valid values for screen size change depending on the code page and type of host session you select.
- Use host simulation instead of the live connection
- Select this box to specify that any connect action for this
connection, such as Open host terminal, Run, or Run on
server, will use host simulation trace playback instead of a
live connection. If you select this box, then also select which trace
file to use from the drop-down list. See Using host simulation for
more information.
Note: This option is selectable only if a host simulation trace exists in the project.