Re: The joy of ops console = no joy...

I used to have a 150 until recently.

The ops console connection was a 9600 baud coms port with no IP address.
I had to use CA at a release of V4R5 or earlier. In PS5250 there  is a
configuration option for Async Console. The wire from the 150 connected
directly to coms port of the PC, either Com1 or Com2. Inform PS5250
there is an Async Console on the appropriate PC port and it quite
happily connects.

Could it be that you have the same set up.

CA Ops console at V5R1 is not supported on the 150. It most definitely
does not work.

In CA V5R1 there is no Async Console option in the PS5250 configuration.

If the 150 is on V5R1 you will need a twin-ax, or a LAN console.

Hope this helps
Syd Nicholson


Charly Jones wrote:

>
> I am still trying to make this ops console thing work...
>
> A model 150 - with an unknown operating system.  It _might_ be at
> V4R4, but
> I don't really know.  It might have been as long ago as 1999 that this
> system was functioning.  I _think_ I know the IP address of the ops
> console.
>  It did work at one time.  With an ops console.  Then stopped working.  I
> _think_ I know an all-powerful profile and password that is not QSECOFR.
> The ops console cable is part number 97H7557.  I have tried V5R1 CA
> Express
> on the console (with and without the "iSeries Ops Console Update"
> SK3t-4114-01).  No joy...  I have read all the "setup guides" and run
> various flavors of "EZ" setup.  No joy...
>