BlueZone has the capability to generate LU names internally, based on the workstation name. This allows the BlueZone administrator
to send a single configuration for BlueZone to the end users and have them automatically request an LU name that contains
the first seven characters of their workstation name plus a D for display sessions or P printer sessions then append the session
number. BlueZone is configured to create the names based on %1, %2, and %3 values entered in the LU Name edit box.
Substitution text values
%1 - Uses the first seven characters of the computer name as the base device name.
%2 - Appends a D for display sessions or P for printer sessions.
%3 - Appends the BlueZone session identifier. Session S1 appends 00, Session S2 appends 01 etc.
Examples
Display session using the computer name as the base name
For a computer with computer name WS1234.
An LU Name of %1%2%3 results in WS1234D00 being sent to the mainframe for Session S1. WS1234D01 is sent for Session S2.
Display session using a standard base name
Using a base name of GROUP1.
An LU Name of GROUP1%2%3 results in GROUP1D00 being sent to the mainframe for Session S1. GROUP1D01 is sent for Session S2.
Printer session using the computer name as the base name
For a computer with computer name WS1234.
An LU Name of %1%2%3 results in WS1234P00 being sent to the mainframe for Session P1. WS1234P01 is sent for printer Session
P2.
Printer using a standard base name
Using a base name of GROUP1.
An LU Name of GROUP1%2%3 results in GROUP1P00 being sent to the mainframe for printer Session P1. GROUP1P01 is sent for printer
Session P2.
Using TN3270E Printer LU association
Printer association provides an automated means to match display LUs with printer LUs. By enabling Printer association and
selecting the number of the display session to associate the printer with, the host automatically assigns the appropriate
printer LU Name during the TN3270E negotiation.
Note
If the associated display session disconnects, the associated printer also disconnects to prevent another user's print job
from appearing on the wrong system.