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System i Access for Linux is the latest offering in the System i Access product line. System i Access for Linux allows you to access the DB2 for i using its ODBC Driver and to establish a 5250 session to a System i from a Linux client.

Highlights:

• System i Access for Linux is available for both Intel and Power PC or an System i logical partition (LPAR) platforms.
• Supported platforms include 32-bit (i386 and PowerPC) and 64-bit (x86-64 and PowerPC).
• System i Access for Linux works with System i with V5R1 and later OS/400 and i5/OS.
• A new toolkit in V5R4 includes header files for building custom applications.
• Extended Dynamic Remote SQL (EDRS) is available for all platforms.
• System i Access for Linux 5250 emulation includes support for Kerberos and Single Sign-On (SSO). Also, the 5250 emulation works with Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP) and Virtual Network Computing (VNC) via -STAND_ALONE command line option.

April 22, 2008:   Version 1.6 of System i Access for Linux V5R4 is now available. This version include minor updates to the emulator and improved UTF-8 support for ODBC.
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April 22, 2008:   Version 1.0 of System i Access for Linux V6R1 is now available. This new version has IPv6 support, Remote Command Unicode support and several improvements to the ODBC driver.
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June 4, 2007:   Version 1.4 of iSeries Access for Linux V5R4 is now available. This version has several font issues addressed for Russian, Chinese, German and Japanese languages.
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October, 2006:   Version 1.2 of iSeries Access for Linux V5R4 is now available. This version includes minor updates to ODBC and EDRS.

July 7, 2006:   iSeries Access for Linux V5R4 is now available and supports additional 64-bit platforms (PowerPC-64 and x86-64). The ODBC and EDRS drivers are included in all the packages as well as a new toolkit. The 5250 emulator is not included with the 64-bit packages.