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AS/400 IBM Network Station: Techniques for Deployment in a WAN
A.2 Support for 5250, 3270, and VTxxx with Fonts
Network traffic can be reduced by adding the font files required for the
application to the Flash card. It is difficult, and is often a case of trial and
error, to ensure all of the necessary fonts required by the application are
located on the Flash card.
#
# peer.nsm - place onto the flash card in /local/configs and into
# /QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs
#
#Set up the file service table to access the server
set file-service-table = {
{"/netstation/prodbase/configs/" nil 10.1.1.2 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs/" unix 3 30 4096
4096 }
{ "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs/" nil 10.1.1.2 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/configs/" unix
3 30 4096 4096 }
{ "/netstation/prodbase/" nil 10.1.1.2 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/NetworkStation/" unix 3 120 4096 4096 }
{ "/QIBM/ProdData/" nil 10.1.1.2 tftp "/QIBM/ProdData/" unix 3 30 4096 4096 }
}
# Read the base configuration files on the server.
read standard.nsm
#
# Make the necessary mods to the base values
set boot-desired-source = nfs
set boot-nfs-directory = /peerboot/
set boot-second-source = none
set boot-third-source = none
set exec-startup-commands = {
{mcuis }
{ "actlogin -authserv <serverIPaddr>" }
}
# Where <servIPaddr> is the AS/400 system IP address, the authentication server.
set file-try-all-matches-on-open = true
#
# Set up to get Java modules, if any from the flash card
# set java-directory = /peerboot/java
#
# Setup to get executable modules from the flash card
set modules-directory = /peerboot/mods
Peer.nsm File Example