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  • Subject: Re: NetServer: How to autostart
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 16:26:21 -0500

I have STRSBS  QSERVER and STRTCP in my startup job.  Still, NetServer was not 
started.  I'll try adding the CALL below to my
startup program and see if that works.  Judging by the fact that it should have 
started I should probably put an automatic
check in there to assure that it does with the additional CALL.



CALL QZLSSTRS PARM ('0' x'00000000') 
Start NetServer. See the QZLSSERVER job under the QSERVER subsystem. The 
QZLSSERVER is automatically started every time the QSERVER subsystem is 
started. 

'0' - Reset (0 indicated no reset) 
x'00000000' - used in lieu of error code structure 





bdietz@3x.com on 03/18/99 10:04:24 PM
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The best way I have found to "get it started" after an IPL is to change you
startup program.  Since the NetServer runs in QSERVER
subsystem and is dependant on TCP/IP services put you STRTCP before the
QSERVER subsystem start.
Some more info can be found here-->
http://www.as400.ibm.com/netserver/apiminiguide.htm


Bryan Dietz
3X Corp.











Rob Berendt <rob@dekko.com> on 03/18/99 12:31:08 PM

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How do I get NetServer to autostart?  I don't want to have to click on
icons just because I ipl'ed my 400.
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