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notes: Once we have opened the IES Client from a shortcut on the desktop,
we can usually choose "Logon". If we have no Connections yet or
want to add another Connection, then we can choose "Connections".
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notes: A Connection is a set of instructions how to connect to a particular
Server, and we can use 1 or many.
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notes: To add a new Connection, just dbl-click "add new session".
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notes: It is a good idea to give a Connection a name to recognize it by.
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specific IP address where it can be found. This IP address can be on the
local network or anywhere in the world if we are connected to the internet.
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notes: The other defaults for the connection, as provided by the system,
can be left untouched.
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notes: To connect to an IES service, we choose "Logon".
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notes: And we choose the connection to use.
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notes:
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notes: For any IES service, we need a User Code and Password to gain entry.
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notes: Once we connect successfully, the system will load our 1st menu, and
we can tell the system where to start by using our "Preferences"
option. We discuss the Preferences in a separate tutorial.
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notes: Whenever we wish to end a session, we can use the "Logoff"
icon, of the "Logoff" command at the top menu, or we can just
choose the "close" icon on the IES Client window.
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notes: It is always good to choose "Logoff" if we will not be
using the system for some time, as a proper log off will release the User
seat and make it available for use by anyone who needs to use the system.
