Re: runrmtcmd and V5R2

I beleive the autostart for this has been default *no for some time, not
new in 5.2
A quick google search of rexec and as400 will list every cmd the OS can
run so I would be checking who is running what (check via exit program).
Don't usually want a pwrdwnsys restart(*no) coming thru.
jim

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From: <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 9:40 AM
Subject: Re: runrmtcmd and V5R2


> True, however iSeries navigator shows you easily that it IS down and
> that's your problem in the first place.  And it looks so much like the
> interface to starting the remote command service on your PC.
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> This can also be done on green screen with STRTCPSVR SERVER(*REXEC) to
> start it and CHGRXCA AUTOSTART(*YES) to have remote execution autostart.
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> On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 08:08:42 -0500, rob@xxxxxxxxx said:
> > Duplicated this on my V5R2 systems.
> >
> > Short term corrective action:
> > Start iSeries Navigator.
> > Open up the remote system.
> > Open up Network.
> > Open up Servers.
> > Open up TCP/IP
> > See that Remote Execution is stopped.
> > Right click on it and start it.
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> > Long term corrective action
> > Start iSeries Navigator.
> > Open up the remote system.
> > Open up Network.
> > Open up Servers.
> > Open up TCP/IP
> > See that Remote Execution is stopped.
> > Right click on it and select Properties.
> > Check 'Start when TCP/IP is started'.
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> > I have some problems with the RUNRMTCMD command and the V5R2 :
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> > Between 2 AS400 I send some data file using FTP, after that I call an
> > RPG program on the receiver with the RUNRMTCMD.
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> > Few days before I upgrade the OS of each machine from V4R5 to V5R2.
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> > Today if I try to use the RUNRMTCMD I get the following message from the
> > sender (no message at all on the receiver and the FTP transfert works
> > very well)
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> > RUNRMTCMD CMD('call pgm(my_pgm)') rmtlocname('192.168.001.106') *IP
> > RMTUSER(qsecofr) RMTPWD()
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> > A remote host refused an attempted connect operation.
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> > Where I need to look for to find the problem ?
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