RE: Accessing IFS using SNA

Define "functional".

I think they are often shipped *DISABLED.

If you really wanted to get technical you could create a CL program that 
access that link.  Have the program owned by QTMHHTTP (or is it 
QTMHHTP1?), and USRPRF(*OWNER) and see if that program can access the 
link.

Rob Berendt
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~~~Did you check the QTMHHTTP user profile and password on both server1 
~~~and server2 ?

(Thanks Marc)

QTMHHTTP on Server1 and Server2 are functional with no associated 
password.


-Mark



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