iSeries Web Access to AS/400 Applications Using PASSPORT

iSeries Web Access to AS/400 Applications Using PASSPORT

Using PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® for iSeries Web Access to TN5250 and TN5250E Applications

iSeries Web Access Free Trial Download

The PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® provides high quality, reliable iSeries web access from Windows Vista® desktops.

PASSPORT iSeries web access is extremely cost effective. Zephyr provides a subscription based licensing program that reduces your acquisition cost and maintenance cost significantly. This makes upgrading from another iSeries web access client a very attractive proposition.

As one of the market's very first IP-based connectivity solutions, the mature, feature-rich package is an ideal replacement for older desktop-based emulators, including Attachmate® EXTRA!®, IBM Personal Communications, NetManage® Rumba® and WRQ® Reflection®. With its competitive pricing and licensing options, you can save 50% to 75% on the amount of money you would normally spend for host access.

iSeries Web Access Deployment

PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® provides iSeries web access using a 5250 emulator that is deployed from a web server. The 5250 emulator is installed on the web server and provides an administrator program for centralized configuration and administration. All software and configuration files reside on the web server. When the 5250 emulator is run, an ActiveX applet is downloaded from the web server to the client desktop and run inside of Internet Explorer. The ActiveX component is only downloaded the first time a session is launched, or whenever the server version of the ActiveX component changes to a newer version. The ActiveX client running inside Internet Explorer makes a direct 5250 connection to the AS/500 host system.

Major Features of PASSPORT iSeries Web Access Client

• Provides iSeries web access from Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer using TN5250 and TN5250E clients
• Also includes VT/100, VT/220, VT/420, TN3270, TN3270, SCO ANSI and Wyse 60 clients
• FTP file transfer client
• Browser-based emulation can be deployed from an Apache/Tomcat, BEA, IBM WebSphere or Microsoft IIS web server
• Several advanced integration options for session-based screen interface
• Up to 26 host sessions per PC
• Host printing through TN5250E client
• SLP (Service Location Protocol) load balancing
• Hot back up for connection to alternate IP host names
• HLLAPI interface available for 32-bit third party applications
• HLLAPI, Macro and Object APIs available for new host integration
• Object Oriented API compatible with Attachmate EXTRA!® Objects API
• Macro run, record, and edit to automate routine functions (Visual Basic Script interface)
• Secure Socket Layer (SSL) security (optional for IBM mainframe and iSeries access)
• Tablet PC compatibility
• European Currency symbol support

Complete Access to Everything You Need

Everything you need to fully evaluate PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® iSeries web access as a potential replacement for your existing 5250 emulator, or to use or support PASSPORT on an ongoing basis, can be found in this web site, including Technical Requirements, QuickTrial, Pricing, Free Trial Download, Documentation, Knowledge Base, FAQ, Support, and the ability to Order Online.

Quicktrial or Download Options

There are two ways to evaluate PASSPORT WEB TO HOST®: either download a copy of the software or do a QuickTrial of the PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® application. With QuickTrial, there is no server installation, you simply download the client from our web server. This is a fast and easy way to look at the PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® software. For those that want to install the PASSPORT WEB TO HOST® software on their own web server, you can download the full working copy of the software and complete a full evaluation.

Zephyr has a long history of developing innovative host access solutions. Founded in 1985, Zephyr is a Microsoft Certified Solution Partner, Citrix Premier Alliance Partner, a member of IBM PartnerWorld for Developers, Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN), Cisco Enterprise Associates Program (EAP), and the Internet Engineering Task Force.