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Abstract
If your workstation is connected to the Internet (either via direct connection to the campus network, or through a dial-up connection), you can connect to CNS' z/OS-based services using tn3270 to the address nermvs.cns.ufl.edu.
Users considering using the UF/CNS dial-up service should be aware that this service is under review, and may possibly be discontinued at or shortly after the end of calendar year 2006. For more information, please see Dr. Hoit's memo to Deans, Directors and Department Heads of 05/02/2006, titled Charging for UF Dialup Services.
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Users considering using the UF/CNS dial-up service should be aware that this service is under review, and may possibly be discontinued at or shortly after the end of calendar year 2006. For more information, please see Dr. Hoit's memo to Deans, Directors and Department Heads of 05/02/2006, titled Charging for UF Dialup Services.
If your workstation is connected to the Internet (either via direct connection to the campus network, or through a dial-up connection), you can connect to CNS’ z/OS-based services using tn3270 to the address nermvs.cns.ufl.edu.
If you are working from an old-style IBM 3270-type terminal, type
menu at the CNS VTAM IS ACTIVE
prompt.
Once the connection is established, you will see the CNS main menu of services. Choose what you want by following the directions on the screen.
From the CNS main menu, you have several choices. Selecting
SIGNON will take you to a sign-on screen
where you enter your userid and password to access the CNS Interactive
Services Menu.
See Connecting to CNS by Modem for information on connecting to CNS via a telephone dial-up.
Users considering using the UF/CNS dial-up service should be aware that this service is under review, and may possibly be discontinued at or shortly after the end of calendar year 2006. For more information, please see Dr. Hoit's memo to Deans, Directors and Department Heads of 05/02/2006, titled Charging for UF Dialup Services.
Press <PA1> to exit your application,
and return to the UF Menu System. <F3> exits
the UF Menu System. Press <Clear> and then
type logoff to exit back to the CNS Interactive
Services Menu.
After you have logged off all services, type
k ["kill"] to exit the CNS Interactive
Services Menu. Note: to log off multiple interactive sessions from the
CNS Interactive Services Menu (TPX), enter i all
at the CNS Interactive Services Menu command line (to "inactivate
all" sessions). Then enter k ["kill"]
at the menu command line to exit.
To sign on to AIX, telnet to nersp.cns.ufl.edu. At the login prompt, use your CNS userid as your username.
The first time you connect to NERSP, you will need to register
yourself on that system; enter register at the
login: prompt to initiate the registration process.
To sign off AIX, enter exit at the command
prompt.
For more information, please see the README.1ST handout.
We welcome your comments and suggestions on this and all CNS documentation. Please send your comments to:
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