The new version can be found at https://YourTelmax21/t21/t21wtk1484_winmenV16b.exe Instructions follow... Your Telmax21 account will stay the same as the previous wtk setup. You will only need to install once to access both Telmax21 systems, you can change the putty host entry, or have two saved putty sessions in which you would then change USEPUTTY=xxx in the t21ENV.bat file, (Brian changes the putty host entry). The new version of the Informix WTK thin client and Telmax21 Windows Menu that supports the use of the putty plink.exe to connect to the Telmax21 on port 22 (ssh) with certificates, as well as the original rlogin protocol. (rlogin being disabled on the RHEL) It also support Windows 7 64 bit clients. Install the wtk software (It includes the putty software with it) In the T21ENV.bat file during the install set the following .. set USEPUTTY=yourt21username_on_telmax21_rhel set t21host=tm21-db-p1 set t21client=@IP (LOGNAME is not needed, as it is set inside the putty session file later) save changes. After the install use C:\4glsrv\bin\putty.exe to create and save a putty ssh (port 22) connection to the Telmax the following items need to be set... Host Name: tm21-db-p1 (eg. RHEL box) Port: 22 SSH Terminal ->Kerboard->Backspace->Control-H Terminal ->Kerboard->Functione Keys->SCO Windows->Rows-25 Windows->Apperance->Cursor->Block Windows->Apperance->Cursor->Blinks Windows->Apperance->Font setting->Change->Terminl,Regular,14 Connection->Terminal-type string->wtkterm Connection->Auto-login username->yourt21username Connection-SSH->Auth->Private key file-> C:\4glsrv\yourt21username_on_telmax21_rhel.ppk The name used to save the session must be the same us the usePUTTY entry in the T21ENV.bat file To create the Pulblic/Private certificates use... C:\4glsrv\bin\ puttygen.exe (note the .ppk name used above in the putty session)... (see the shortcut C:\4glsrv\bin\putty puttygen tutorial) Also, I suggest copying the T21ENV.bat file to T21ENV_yourwindowsusername.bat (entries in this file will override the ones in TE2ENV.bat and will not get overwritten with a reinstall) You could skip the setting of the values in T21ENV.bat during the install, and instead copy the default T21ENV.bat after the install to T21ENV_yourt21username.bat and edit this. Please call me if you need help. Rod Customer Service Trans-Mit Pty Ltd Ph : (03) 8787 8744 Fax : (03) 8787 5722 Email : support@transmit.com.au Web : www.transmit.com.au _______________________________________________________________________ This e-mail and any attachments may contain privileged and confidential information. If you are not the intended recipient, you may not distribute or reproduce this e-mail or the attachments in any shape or form. If you have received this message in error please notify us by return e-mail. ----- Original Message ----- From: Jon BLANKSBY To: support@transmit.com.au Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2011 4:03 PM Subject: FW: Telmax install From: Jon BLANKSBY Sent: Wednesday, 7 December 2011 11:55 AM To: 'rod@transmit.com.au' Subject: Telmax install HI Rod, I am trying to install telmax on my new windows 7 machine but I believe it now uses Putty for access, Are there install instructions?? Also does my account need to change?? Will I be able to access the old and new databases/servers or do I need to install 2 instances of telmax for each server. Thanks Jon Blanksby ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This e-mail is confidential. If you are not the intended recipient you must not disclose or use the information contained within. If you have received it in error please return it to the sender via reply e-mail and delete any record of it from your system. The information contained within is not the opinion of Edith Cowan University in general and the University accepts no liability for the accuracy of the information provided. CRICOS IPC 00279B