RE: WRKSRVTBLE vs NETSTAT

IIRC the as-sts is case sensitive, verify that it was entered in lower case.
There also is an alias parameter - ALIAS('AS-STS') that needs to be in upper
case.  I'm pretty sure that this whole mess was added in V5R1.

If you make a change to the service table entries you will have to
ENDTCP/STRTCP before it will take effect.

You also need to have the fully qualified domain name entered in the local
host table.  If this is all you're missing you may not have to recycle TCP.

Regards,
Scott Ingvaldson
AS/400 System Administrator
GuideOne Insurance Group

-----Original Message-----
date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 07:20:38 -0500
from: rob@xxxxxxxxx
subject: WRKSRVTBLE vs NETSTAT

To perform a certain iSeries Navigator function I need a certain 
WRKSRVTBLE entry:
Service                                  Port  Protocol
as-sts                                   3000  tcp 

I have this entry.  However it doesn't show up on NETSTAT OPTION(*CNN)

How do I determine why not?  We have used this iSeries Navigator function 
before so the odds are slim to none that this was just recently added.  In 
theory an ENDTCP/STRTCP should reactivate this.  However with several 
hundred users - this is the same as an IPL.

Rob Berendt
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