1.0 Installation

The Terminal ID Manager must be installed, activated, and then configured before you can assign IDs to emulator sessions.

Use the Management and Security Server (MSS) automated installer to install Terminal ID Manager either on the same machine or a different machine from where MSS is installed.

1.1 Check the requirements

Before you install Terminal ID Manager, check to be sure the system requirements and prerequisites are met.

1.1.1 System requirements and prerequisites

Verify that

Management and Security Server is installed (on the same or a different machine).
The Terminal ID Manager Add-On activation file is available.
Your emulator is supported. See Supported emulators and session types.

1.1.2 Supported emulators and session types

Support for Terminal ID Manager is available in Host Access for the Cloud and Reflection for the Web for these web-based session types:

IBM 3270, IBM 3270 Printer
IBM 5250, IBM 5250 Printer
ALC, Airlines Printer
T27, T27 Printer
UTS

Some Windows-based sessions also support Terminal ID Manager. Refer to your product’s documentation.

1.2 Run the MSS automated installer

For maximum flexibility and performance, you may want to install the Terminal ID Manager Add-On on a separate machine from the one used by the Administrative Server (where Management and Security Server is installed).

Use the MSS automated installer to place the activation file in the required location.

Follow the steps for installing Terminal ID Manager either on a separate or the same machine:

1.2.1 To install Terminal ID Manager on a separate machine

Run the Management and Security Server (MSS) automated installer on a different machine from where MSS was initially installed.

NOTE:The Terminal ID Manager activation file must also be on the separate machine.

For ease of installation, place the activation file, activation.terminal_id_manager-12.6.<n>.jaw, in the same directory as the automated installer.

When you run the installer, the activation file will be placed in the required location.
In the early installation panel, select only the Administrative Server. (Leave the Security Proxy unchecked on the separate machine.)
When the Initial Configuration Utility panel displays, enable only the Terminal ID Manager service.
Check to be sure that the Terminal ID Manager activation file (activation.terminal_id_manager-12.6.<n>.jaw) is installed on the separate machine in this location:

C:\Program Files\Micro Focus\MSS\server\web\webapps\tidm\WEB-INF\lib\modules

If the activation file is not present, copy it from your download location to the ...\tidm\WEB-INF\lib\modules directory on the separate machine.
When you return to the automated installer, select the option to Start the server components now.
Continue with the Initial Setup.

1.2.2 To install Terminal ID Manager on the same machine

If you installed Management and Security Server without selecting Terminal ID Manager, you can run the automated installer again to update the installation to include Terminal ID Manager on the same machine. .

Run the automated installer to install Terminal ID Manager.

NOTE:The Terminal ID Manager activation file must also be installed on this machine.

For ease of installation, place the activation file, activation.terminal_id_manager-12.6.<n>.jaw, in the same directory as the automated installer.

When you run the installer, the activation file will be placed in the required location.
On the early installation panel, check that the Terminal ID Manager will be enabled.
When the automated installer completes, select the option to Start the server components now.
Verify that the Terminal ID Manager activation file is installed:
1. In the Administrative Console, open About > Activated Products.
2. In the Product column, look for Terminal ID Management Add-On.
  - If present, the activation file is installed on this machine.
  - If not present, click Activate New, and upload the activation file from your download location.
Continue with the Initial Setup.