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MKS Implementer 2006 Administration Guide

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Requirements<br />

The following is required to use this feature:<br />

Export to <strong>Implementer</strong><br />

Complete the setup tasks described in “<strong>Implementer</strong> and <strong>MKS</strong> Integrity Integration” on<br />

page 196.<br />

Download, install, and configure DTBridge. DT Bridge requires:<br />

TCP/IP connection to the iSeries system where <strong>Implementer</strong> is installed.<br />

<strong>Implementer</strong> <strong>2006</strong> or later.<br />

Windows 2000 Professional or later.<br />

For product and component compatibility, the DTBridge version must match the<br />

<strong>MKS</strong> Integrity version requirements as described in the following table.<br />

DTBridge is delivered with <strong>Implementer</strong>; however, the DTBridge version does not need<br />

to match the <strong>Implementer</strong> version. If DTBridge is currently installed, you can verify the<br />

current version by starting the DTBridge Console, and from the DTBridge toolbar click<br />

Help > About.<br />

Installing DTBridge<br />

The tasks involved with downloading and installing DTBridge are as follows:<br />

Verify the TCP/IP connection.<br />

<strong>MKS</strong> Integrity Version DTBridge Release<br />

<strong>2006</strong> <strong>2006</strong><br />

2005 2005<br />

Download and install the self-extracting installation program dtbridge.exe.<br />

DTBridge requires an active TCP/IP connection to the iSeries where <strong>Implementer</strong> is installed.<br />

If you cannot communicate with the iSeries server successfully, DTBridge will not properly<br />

connect to process the database changes.<br />

PING is an MS-DOS program that allows you to verify that a particular Internet Protocol (IP)<br />

address exists and can accept requests. PING is used diagnostically to verify that a host<br />

computer you are trying to reach has communications enabled and operational. To verify<br />

your TCP/IP connection, you can either ping the system or ping the iSeries servers (requires<br />

ClientAccess installed on the local PC), as described next. If ping is unsuccessful, contact your<br />

system administrator.<br />

To ping the system to verify the TCP/IP connection<br />

1 At a command prompt, type CD.., and press ENTER to return to the root directory C:/.<br />

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