IBM i Access Client Solutions has a prerequisite of Java 6 or later. IBM i Access Client Solutions uses the same IBM i host servers as the other IBM i Access Family products and requires the same IBM i Access Family license (XW1) in order to use the 5250 emulation and data transfer features. “But,” you ask “what about mobile devices?” Keep reading, I’ll get to that in a minute. This panel is displayed when selecting Data Transfer from the main IBM i Access Client Solutions panel. However, as it is Java™ based, it runs on most operating systems that support Java including Linux®, Mac OS, Microsoft® Windows®, IBM AIX®, IBM i, and so on.įigure 2 shows the Data Transfer panel when running IBM i Access Client Solutions on a Mac OS client. Like its sibling products, IBM i Access for Windows and IBM i Access for Linux, IBM i Access Client Solutions runs on a PC and connects to IBM i. From this panel, you can select a system and then the function that you would like to use. The Console Consolidation feature provides the capability to consolidate the configuration for various system management consoles and the ability to launch a browser to them from one convenient location.įigure 1 displays the main panel for IBM i Access Client Solutions. The Data Transfer feature provides the capability to transfer data to and from your IBM DB2® for i database using the most common spreadsheet file formats. 5250 emulation for local area network (LAN) and Hardware Management Console (HMC).The features of IBM i Access Client Solutions include: It consolidates the most commonly used tasks for managing your IBM i system into one simplified location.
IBM i Access Client Solutions is the newest member of the IBM i Access family of products. Hundreds of businesses have already downloaded this product (at no additional cost) and are taking advantage of its simplicity, flexibility and portability. Getting connected to IBM i has never been easier. A technology preview of the new IBM i Access Client Solutions product has been available since July 2012.
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