Chapter 2 Getting Started

Table of Contents

Product Components

Environment Variables for Client Applications

Running Client Programs

Under USS
Under MVS

Running Connection Broker

Starting ssh-broker-g3 Manually under USS
Running ssh-broker-g3 as a Started Task
Stopping ssh-broker-g3
Reconfiguring ssh-broker-g3

Connecting to a Remote Host

Authenticating Remote Server Hosts
Using Password Authentication
Using Public-Key Authentication
Logging in with Command-Line sshg3

This chapter provides information on how to get started with the client tools after the SSH Tectia Server for IBM z/OS software has been successfully installed.

SSH Tectia client tools for z/OS are based on Secure Shell (SecSh) technology and they allow secure file transfer and secure system administration over an unsecured network.

SSH Tectia client tools for z/OS can connect to any standard Secure Shell server, including SSH Tectia Server and OpenSSH.