Re: bug in Netserver V5.1

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

Kind of depends on the client.  I think it affects W2K more than NT.  But,
yes I've seen this.  I think we opened up a pmr on this many moons ago.  I
forget what the resolution was.  Probably IBM wanted us to open a consult
line contract.  I am hearing that all the time from them.  Yes, we're still
using the work around.

Rob Berendt

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                    "Carl Galgano"
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I have a client who has been using the Netserver for a while and has many
shares set up to the IFS.  Previously there were able to connect using the
system name Qxxxxxxx, but since their upgrade to 5.1, the system name does
not work.  I can, however still connect with the IP address of the AS400.
In Ops Navigator I have looked at the properties for the netserver and have
the System name set to Qxxxxxx and have checked the box to allow access by
system name as well as IP address.  I have also restarted the Netserver
(many times) and have even IPLed the system.  Anyone know if this is a
problem in V5.1.
Thanks,
cjg


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