RE: UC Berkeley mainframe TN3270 emulation going SSL/TLS.

I have created a custom keyboard map with the 10 key functional. I was
surprised that I could not find one of the default keymaps that had the 10
key functional.
 
-Kevin Burney

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[mailto:owner-micronet-list_at_lists.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of David Lee
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 8:17 AM
To: micronet-list_at_listlink.berkeley.edu
Subject: Re: [Micronet] UC Berkeley mainframe TN3270 emulation going
SSL/TLS.

My users use the 10 key pad extensively. How do I get it to function for
them?

At 10:25 AM 2/5/2007, you wrote:

Because of the potential disruption of service to users who logon to UC
Berkeley's mainframe, I will be sending this email once a week for the next
several weeks.. I apologize in advance for the additional emails.
 
To comply with the UC Berkeley Minimum Security Standards for Networked
Devices, IST-Infrastructure Services is securing the method by which
connections are made to the campus mainframe. This security change affects
all personnel who connect to UCB's IBM mainframe using a TN3270 emulator
client program.
 
Please read the article
<http://istpub.berkeley.edu:4201/bcc/Spring2007/1000.html> UC Berkeley
mainframe TN3270 emulation going SSL/TLS referenced on the
<http://inews.berkeley.edu:7077/> http://inews.berkeley.edu:7077/ website.

Rich Poliak
Supervisor Mainframe Group
Infrastructure Services
UC Berkeley
Office: (510) 643-8168
Cell: (510) 812-5301
rpoliak_at_berkeley.edu
 

David D. Lee
Computer Resource Specialist II
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
ouarshlp_at_uclink4.berkeley.edu
2-1565

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