Autologin Settings
The following settings are available on the Host > Autologin tab of the host profile.
IBM options
User Name |
The user name the Client should use when connecting to the host. |
Password |
The password the Client should use when connecting to the host. |
Program/Procedure |
A program/procedure that should run when the Client connects. |
Menu |
The name of the menu you want displayed when the Client connects. |
Current Library |
The name of a library the Client should navigate to when it connects. |
When configuring 5250 autologin for the AS/400, the QRMTSIGN system value must be set before the autologin will function properly. Use WRKSYSVAL QRMTSIGN and change the parameter to *VERIFY. This setting verifies that the user has access to the system, allowing the user to bypass the sign-on. The default is *FRCSIGNON.
VT/HP options
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Prompts |
Responses |
Name |
The user name prompt that the host system uses. To prompt a user for a specific user name, you can use a variable delineated by a %. For example: %Gun Number% The text included within the % indicators is the information that appears in the prompt on the device. In the above example, the prompt would ask the user for "Gun Number" as their user name. |
The response that the mobile device should send to the login prompt. Possible Values: 0 - 60 alpha-numeric characters. |
Password |
The password prompt that the host system uses. To accept a variable value, you can use a value delineated by a % after enabling the Use prompt scheme when editing the host profile in Velocity or through the Velocity Console. For example: %Store Number% In the above example, the prompt on the device would ask the user for a "Store Number" as their password. |
The password that the mobile device should send to the host system at the password prompt. Possible Values: 0 - 60 alpha-numeric characters. |
Command |
The command prompt that the host system sends to the Velocity Client after the login is complete. |
The command that the mobile device should send the host system at the command prompt. Possible Values: 0 - 60 alpha-numeric characters. |