RE: Automatic signon to IFS from PC

Vern,

You can also just have iSeries Navigator on one PC for the configuration. 
The end pc's won't even need that just to access the shares.

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To clarify, Ops Nav is part of Client Access - you just don't need 
terminal 
emulation or whatever other stuff can bloat your PC.

You also don't need OpsNav to configure NetServer - there are green screen 

ways - V5R2 has a QUSRTOOL thingy that lets you do this - it also works on 

V5R1 - have to change TGTRLS for the CRTCLPGM commands. I built it on 
V5R2, 
then SAVRSTLIB to our V5R1.

Cheers
Vern

At 10:25 AM 1/30/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>Hi Ian
>I think Netserver is what you are looking for.
>If Netserver is configured using a guest account, the user will not be
>prompted for user id/password.
>With Netserver there is no requirement of Client Access.
>Netserver is configured via Ops Nav - Contact me directly if you need
>any help configuring this.
>Regards
>Andy


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