To set up RConsoleJ, complete the following sections:
At the server console prompt, enter
rconag6
Enter the password you want network administrators to use when accessing the target NetWare server using RConsoleJ.
Enter the TCP port number.
The default value is 2034.
If the server communicates using IPX only, enter -1 to disable TCP listening.
To enable listening over a dynamically assigned port, enter 0.
Enter the SPXTM port number on which RCONAG6 will listen for a proxy server.
The default is 16800.
If the server communicates using IP only, enter -1 to disable SPX listening.
To enable listening over a dynamically assigned port, enter 0.
NOTE: /DEV/TCP and /DEV/TCPSSL will fail if you are using a pure IPX server.
To enable RConsoleJ across the firewall, you need to keep the following ports open: 2034, 2035, and 2036.
Enter the TCP port number for the secure session.
The default is 2036.
Ensure that the Key Material Object named SSL CertificateDNS has been created.
NOTE: The Secure connection is available only on IP and not on IPX.
You can run the RConsoleJ client from a workstation or a NetWare server.
You can run the RConsoleJ Client on a workstation using any of the following methods:
You can run the RConsoleJ Client on a NetWare server using any of the following methods:
The NetWare server loaded with RConsoleJ Proxy Agent should have an IP/IPX stack loaded.
At the server console prompt, enter the following command:
rconprxy
Enter the TCP port number on which RCONPRXY will listen for RConsoleJ.
The default is 2035.
To enable listening over a dynamically assigned port, enter 0.
When the NetWare server is running the RConsoleJ Proxy Agent, the RConsoleJ Client can communicate through it with the target NetWare server that uses only IPX to communicate.