This information APAR relates to Client Access for Windows 95/NT
Version 3 Release 1 Modification 2 and later.
 
Client Management information may now be logged on the
managing AS/400 system when PCs running Client Access connect
and disconnect from the managing system.  By default, this
information will not be sent by the PC, the sending of Client
Management information must be enabled on each PC that you
want sending this information.  The steps to enable client
management are listed below.  When enabled, this function
sends information to the managing AS/400 system which can
be received by an exit program written to monitor the
QIBM_QZSC_SM exit point.  See the "OS/400 Server Concepts and
Administration" manual for more information on the data that
is sent, the format it is sent in, exit points, and exit
programs.
 
To enable client management take the following steps for each
PC:
1)  Apply service pack SF42728 (for Version 3 Release 1
    Modification 2 only).
2)  Copy the CWBCSTAT program into the WINDOWS directory (or
    WINNT for Windows NT).  This will make the program
    available from the command prompt and maintainable by
    future versions of the product.
3)  From a command prompt on the PC, run CWBCSTAT.EXE with
    START as a parameter.  Example:  CWBCSTAT START
    (This adds or modifies a registry setting which is the
    basis for whether or not client management information is
    sent by this PC.)
    NOTE:  Under Windows NT, you must log onto Windows as
    the Administrator in order to make this change to the
    registry.
 
The CWBCSTAT program can be used to disable client management
and to check the current status of the registry setting.  To
disable client management, run CWBCSTAT STOP from a command
prompt.  To check the status of the registry setting, run
CWBCSTAT STATUS.  These commands should be run from a MS DOS
command prompt in order to see the information that is displayed
by the program.