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The first problem with that is when you do a transfer job on the second session 
you will see the following at logon:
"Message queue CBECK is allocated to another job." (I can live with this once)
They press enter and then see the following three messages:

"TFRJOB command ended the routing step."              
"Routing step started in subsystem QCTL."             
"Message queue CBECK is allocated to another job."
These I would need to get rid of these. 

The IP address received at this time would not be of use, I need the IP of the 
interface they came in on (Servers IP). 
   
Chris
    

>Hi Chris -


>>I need to find a way to route a interactive job to a particular subsystem by 
>>the IP interface they come in on, or by the initial program. >

>IMO, the best way is to use your own routing program in all of the subsystems 
>involved. As has already been mentioned, TFRJOB is the command to use. Each 
>subsystem needs to have *NOMAX jobq attached. You actually transfer to the 
>jobq, not the subsystem. You need to monitor for various errors on the TFRJOB.

>You can use a special routing data value on TFRJOB to keep from going into a 
>loop. The special value would be on a routing entry with QCMD as the program 
>to call. The catch-all entry would have your special program. Or not use the 
>special value and have your program determine if the user is already in the 
>right subsystem. If so, TFRCTL QCMD. If not, TFRJOB.

>You can use the method shown here 
>http://www.ke9nr.net/iseries/faqs/devipaddr.shtml to determine the IP address 
>of the device.

>Ken
>http://www.ke9nr.net/
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>employer or anyone in their right mind.
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