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Jim

You might consider mapping a network drive. Drag/drop inside OpsNav is
kinda strange. But if you have the mapped drive, it's just like local on
the PC.

Under File Systems, click on File Shares. Then right-click on the one you
want to map, in the right-hand pane. There'll be the option to Map network
drive...

This assumes NetServer is up. If you don't know, right-click on File
Systems->File Shares and select Open AS/400 NetServer. You can start it
from there. You might need to add a share for the root, built over '/'.

Once set up, this is easier than FTP (which isn't really all that hard).

HTH

Vern

At 10:35 AM 10/28/02 -0600, you wrote:
I am trying to import a verisign key that I received with no luck.

According to IBM using operations navigator to drag/drop the key into
the IFS somehow changes the structure of the file.

Here are the steps I took:

1) Create the CSR and sent to Verisign
2) Waited to receive back the key from them in an e-mail
3) copied/pasted the key from them into a text file on my C: drive
4) Used OPS Navigator to drag/drop the file into a folder in the IFS
called
   verisign
5) Tried to import the text file (get's an error saying the Certificate
is
   invalid or not enabled)
6) Called IBM and they said to FTP the file to the IFS instead and try
again


How do I ftp a file to an ifs directory?

I have never done this before.....only to a library/file.member

Thanks,


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