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APPX Connection Manager For Unix/Linux

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  The APPX Connection Manager command is used to configure and manage APPX Connection Services.
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An APPX Connection Service:
  1. Waits for a connection request from a remote APPX Client;
  2. Validates the user ID and the password provided by the APPX Client;
  3. Initiates an APPX session for the APPX Client that requested a connection.

An APPX Conection Service supports connection requests for the following clients:

  • APPX Desktop Client (Java GUI)
  • Windows Client (Windows Desktop)
  • Character mode client (Unix/Linux Desktops)
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An APPX Connection Services:
  • Listen for a connection request from a remote APPX Client on the designated TCP/IP port;
  • Set the appropriate environment and options
  • Initiate an APPX session for the APPX Client that requested a connection.

APPX Conection Services process connection requests for the following types of remote APPX clients:

  • APPX GUI Client (Java)
  • Windows Client (Win32)
  • Character mode client (Unix/Linux Curses)
 
  • APPX ODBC connections (Windows Desktop)
  • APPX/Net connections (all APPX servers)
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Options and Features Include:
  • User Authentication
    • O/S Authentication
    • HT Authentication
    • APPX Authentication
  • SSL Support
    • Anonymous
    • Server Certficates
    • Client Certificates
  • User & Group Impersonation (Unix/Linux only)
  • Environment Specification
    • Inherit from service
    • Explicitly specified
  • umask Specification
  • APPX Startup Process
    • Service configuration
    • Client request
 

Installing the APPX Connection Manager Command ( appxdsvc)

The APPX Connection Manager ( appxdsvc) command is installed automatically when you install APPX on your system. The installer sets the necessary owner and group permissions for the appxdsvc command.  So, there is nothing additional that you need to do to install the appxdsvc command. However, after you install APPX, you will need to run the appxdsvc command to configure and start an instance of the APPX Connection Service before any remote client connections may be established.
 
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