Configuring Unisys UTS display sessions
| 1. | Launch a BlueZone UTS display session from Session Manager or from the desktop icon. A dialog opens prompting you for a profile name.
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| 2. | In the File name field, type in the desired name and click Save. BlueZone automatically assigns the correct file extension for the session type.
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| 3. | A message box opens asking you if you want to create the file. Click Yes. When the session launches, the BlueZone UTS display appears.
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| 4. | On the BlueZone menu bar, click . The UTS Terminal Configuration Settings dialog opens.
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| 5. | Click New Screen. The New Screen tab appears in the display as shown. You can name the screen any name you want by editing the name in the Screen connection name field.
Figure 5: UTS Terminal Configuration Settings dialog  |
| 6. | Click Configure Connections. The following message appears:
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| 7. | Click Yes. The UTS Connection Configuration dialog opens.
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| 8. | Double-click MYHOST. The Edit Virtual Destination dialog opens.
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| 9. | Type your host's IP address and IP Port Id. The IP address can be a numeric IP Address or a DNS Name.
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| 10. | Click OK. You return to the UTS Connection Configuration dialog.
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| 11. | Click Save and Close. You return to the UTS Terminal Configuration Settings dialog.
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| 12. | From the Connection Route drop-down menu, select an available route. If you followed the previous steps, DEMAND1 is available.
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| 13. | Click Save and Close. |
| 14. | Click OK on the Session Configuration dialog. |
| 15. | From the BlueZone menu bar, click . You are now connected to your host. Ready and Connected appear on the BlueZone status bar.
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