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IBM Host Access Client Package for Multiplatforms - ( v. 1.1 ) - media - CD - Linux, UNIX, Win, OS/2, NW - English at Backoffice
IBM Host Access Client Package for Multiplatforms - ( v. 1.1 ) - media - CD - Linux, UNIX, Win, OS/2, NW - English
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The IBM Host Access Client Package allows you to manage migration to Web-to-Host technologies at your own pace. With one package, you can support a diverse user community, eliminating the need to work with multiple vendors. At one price per user, you can provide access to legacy applications for any user. Included are Personal Communications for traditional emulation, WebSphere Host On-Demand for Java emulation, and Screen Customizer to give host applications a Web look and feel using drag-and-drop technology. You can also create custom e-business applications with a comprehensive set of APIs. The IBM Host Access Client Package is the solution for all of your host connection needs.| Product Description | IBM Host Access Client Package for Multiplatforms - ( v. 1.1 ) - media | | Category | Networking applications | | Subcategory | Network - remote access / login control, network - system & remote management | | Version | 1.1 | | License Type | Media | | Language(s) | English | | Platform | Linux, UNIX, Windows, IBM OS/2, NetWare | | Distribution Media | CD-ROM | | OS Required | Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, IBM OS/2, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, IBM AIX, SunSoft Solaris, IBM OS/400, HP-UX, Novell NetWare, IBM OS/390, Linux, Microsoft Windows 2000 |
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| Category | Networking applications |
| Subcategory | Network - remote access / login control, network - system & remote management |
| Version | 1.1 |
| Language(s) | English |
SOFTWARE |
| License Type | Media |
| Platform | Linux, UNIX, Windows, IBM OS/2, NetWare |
| Distribution Media | CD-ROM |
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS |
| OS Required | Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, IBM OS/2, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, IBM AIX, SunSoft Solaris, IBM OS/400, HP-UX, Novell NetWare, IBM OS/390, Linux, Microsoft Windows 2000 |
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