Modifying BlueZone
BlueZone consists of multiple components. Most likely, you do not need to install all of BlueZone's components. By default the BlueZone installer installs the following components (they are listed in the order that they appear in the InstallShield Wizard's Component Selection dialog):
•  BlueZone Session Manager
•  BlueZone.PasswordVault
•  Mainframe - BlueZone Mainframe Display
♦  Mainframe Printer
•  iSeries - BlueZone iSeries Display
♦  iSeries Printer
•  VT - BlueZone VT
•  FTP - BlueZone FTP
•  BlueZone Scripting and Automation Components
•  HLLAPI Components
The following BlueZone components are not installed by default and therefore must be selected during the installation process in order for these components to be installed:
•  Kerberos - Installs Kerberos Single Sign-on Protocol
•  ICL - BlueZone ICL Display emulation *
•  Unisys T27 - BlueZone Unisys T27 Display emulation *
•  Unisys UTS - BlueZone Unisys UTS Display emulation *
•  BlueZone TCP/IP Print Server
* These components require an additional cost license and therefore may not be present in your installation.
BlueZone has a number of features that cannot be installed unless the feature is configured in some way before the installation process takes place. Some features require that a SETUP.INI file be edited. Some features require moving a file or files to a particular location. In either case, it is recommenced that you review the BlueZone optional installation features first, before performing your first BlueZone installation. Refer to Optional features for more information.
Once BlueZone is installed, you can add any of BlueZone's components that were not installed during the initial installation, or you can remove any of BlueZone's components that you no longer desire.
For example, if you are an IBM 3270 Mainframe shop and you accidentally installed BlueZone for the iSeries (IBM 5250 emulation), you can remove the BlueZone iSeries component.
1. Insert the BlueZone CD-ROM into your computer's CD/DVD drive.
The Welcome to BlueZone screen opens.
2. Click the BlueZone Desktop link and select BlueZone Desktop.
The main BlueZone Installation Language screen opens.
3. Select the desired language from the drop-down menu and click OK.
The Program Maintenance screen opens.
4. Select the Modify radio button and click Next.
The Component Selection screen opens.
5. Review the list of your currently installed components.
Use the scroll bar to view all the components. The components that have a diskette icon are currently installed and the components that have a red X icon are available for installation.
Note
For a description of a particular component, highlight the component and read the Feature Description on the right side of the screen.
6. Click the BlueZone components you want to change and select one of the available options.
7. When you are finished, click Next.
The Ready to Modify the Program screen opens.
8. Click Install.
The Wizard installs the required BlueZone files on your computer. When the installation is complete, you receive a message that the BlueZone installation was completed successfully.
9. Click Finish.
Related Links
Chapter 2: BlueZone installation (Parent Topic)