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* 6.  This step should be completed as soon after the previous steps as is possible<sup>1</sup>.  Click on the Attachmate icon on your desktop, which should look like a big “E”, with an orange background.  An example appears below:
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* 6.  This step should be completed as soon after the previous steps as is possible<sup>1</sup>.  Click on the Micro Focus Reflection / Reflection Workspace item in the Windows start-up windows down-arrow.  An example appears below:
  
  
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* 7.  The options for your session will appear nextIf only one session option is available, it will likely load automatically without showing a list like the one shown in the image below:
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* 7.  Assuming that you had already defined a session with the file on 3270 option, you will need to define it againYou can hit the red "X" as shown below.
  
  
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Revision as of 22:36, 28 January 2020

Logging on to EXPO at DMA with Attachmate

Logging onto the EXPO system at the DMA Service Center involves using the BLS-supplied Attachmate software to get past two screening points: the BLS firewall and the gateway of the EXPO system at DMA. The first step is accomplished with an Internet browser (like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox). The second step is accomplished by clicking on an icon on your screen.


The Attachmate log-on procedure is as follows:

  • 1. In an Internet browser, type in the IP address for the connection to the BLS control site, namely; “http:207.24.126.2:900”. This is the IP address for the BLS security that is to come. A sample of the screen is shown on top of the page that follows.
  • 2. Enter your User ID, which would be your BLS ID (for instance, if you are a member of the States group (in BLS email), with an ID of “someone@bls.gov”, you would type in “someone” in the User field and press the Submit button.


001 - client authentication.png


  • 3. You will need to type in your pass code (shown as PASSCODE: in the prompt; i.e., the PIN of your security token, followed by the 6-digit value current displayed on your SecurID token). Press the Submit button again.


002 - client authentication passcode.png


  • 4. You will get a notification with radio buttons to choose the method of sign-on; this can be a Standard Sign-on, a Sign-off, or a Specific Sign-on; select the Standard Sign-on radio button (shown below), and press the Submit button.


003 - standard sign-on.png


  • 5. If you’ve typed everything correctly, you should get a screen similar to the one on the left. If you made an error during the logon procedure, it will show the message on the right. In that case, you will need to retype the values shown at the top of the page. Once the message on the left is displayed, continue to Step 6.


004 005 - xx rules access denied.png


  • 6. This step should be completed as soon after the previous steps as is possible1. Click on the Micro Focus Reflection / Reflection Workspace item in the Windows start-up windows down-arrow. An example appears below:


ReflectionA.png


  • 7. Assuming that you had already defined a session with the file on 3270 option, you will need to define it again. You can hit the red "X" as shown below.


ReflectionC.png


  • 8. A screen should appear with the options displayed below. If the session is not yet active (i.e., if there is no four-line entry that includes the Application line), click on Connect to establish the connection. The connect button is highlighted below:


008 - establish session connection - 01.png


1 This is primarily to avoid the possibility of a time-out error, as the acceptance of a sign-on from BLS should be promptly accompanied by the DMA sign-on.


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