Tubes for z/VSE and z/VM
Mainframe session management
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
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KEY FEATURES
KEY FEATURES
KEY FEATURES
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RESOURCES
RESOURCES
RESOURCES
OVERVIEW
Organizations running multiple mainframe sessions face the challenge of improving user access without compromising on security. Tubes for z/VSE and z/VM helps you meet this challenge. It is an advanced session management solution that allows users to connect securely to multiple mainframe applications from a single menu and navigate easily between them. At the same time, Tubes provides systems administrators with powerful capabilities to monitor and control access in order to protect your business from internal and external security threats.
KEY FEATURES
- Concurrent multi-session support
Users can save time and effort by switching seamlessly between applications running on any IBM mainframe operating system anywhere on your network, together with any IBM i and UNIX VT220 applications - Single signon
Once signed onto Tubes there is no need to log into individual applications, or re-enter security details - Comprehensive in-built security
User access can be controlled with minimal administrator effort; this includes the ability to restrict individual system features and functions to specific users - Extensive helpdesk and training functions
Comprehensive features to help you improve customer interaction include message broadcasting; an online demonstration capability; and a remote support feature - Dynamic menu creation
Menus are personalized so that each user sees only those applications they are authorized to access - Intuitive administration
It is easy for authorized personnel to add, update and delete users and applications; selected end users can even be permitted to tailor their own working environment using a self-administration function - Network Data Minimizer
Inbound and outbound data streams are compressed to increase network throughput and avoid bottlenecks - Application Builder
Information from different sessions can be combined and displayed on a single screen, in effect creating a new application without any development overhead
