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  • Subject: Re: PTP dialup (PPP) to AS/400
  • From: "Roger Pence" <rp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2000 21:14:37 -0500

Jerry-

> It appears that if you create the PTP dialup with OpsNav then you can only
> modify it with OpsNav.  If you create it with green screens from CRTLIND,
> CRTCTLxx, and WRKTCPPTP then you can edit it from same.  OpsNav creates
the
> line, ctl, dev needed for TCP/IP dialup.  I believe you have to do each
one
> if you are doing it from a green screen.  Does this jive with anyone's
> experience?

That's right. This jives (sic) with my experience.

> >> Once upon a time Tom Jarosh said (San Antonio COMMON?) that there would
> >> never be a process that was managed by a GUI that could not be
> >> managed by a green screen.  Then, last year in Las Vegas at an IBM

Jarosh may have said that and meant it then, but it's certainly no longer
true. DHCP, DNS, PPP, VPN, NetServer, to name a few, can _only_ be
configured with OpsNav. _Every_ AS/400 today needs at least one copy of
OpsNav installed for configuration and management purposes--for NetServer if
for no other reason.

rp

PS: jives = something Willy and the Handboys did... jibes = agrees with

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