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Justin, thanks!

Exactly what was done while I was waiting for a response (nothing to lose in the IPL....)

Question though: I changed it to manual, changed the option to 3, pressed enter and it IPL'd (changed the panel back to normal after pressing enter). How is that different from the "press the white button twice" approach?

Is coming up on the A side important? (we IPL'd B, Normal )

In any case, the console was waiting for us to sign back on after a few minutes of IPL'ing....

I never knew that the white button did anything but turn it ON. Pushing twice turns it OFF? Learn something new every day.

Thanks for posting.

Pete


Haase, Justin C. wrote:

I'd agree on IPL time for your freshly-scratched machine. Plus, in the
time it's taken to get a response, the powerdown and IPL would have been
done.


What I would do:  switch 'er to manual, white button twice.  Once off,
switch back to A-side normal and bring it back up.  Take a look at
QSYSOPR once you're back in to ensure nothing horrible happened.
Continue where you left off.  (After creating a PHELGREN profile).

Justin C. Haase - iSeries System Administrator
IBM Certified Systems Expert - eServer i5
Kingland Systems Corporation
email - justin.haase@xxxxxxxxxxxx


-----Original Message----- From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Pete Helgren Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 3:13 PM To: Midrange Mailing List Subject: Console QSECOFR Conundrum

Been using this scratch install of the V5R2M0 Model 720 as a learning
option for a backup operator and we have run into an interesting issue.
I was allowing the "trainee" the option to sign on to perform the Group
PTF loads and CUME and in attempting to log on to the console, the guy
disabled both the QSECOFR userid AND the console. We haven't set up any
other user profiles yet.

The archives say that Qsecofr can sign on to the console even with a
disabled user profile, but, how do I bring the console back?

I can force DST but I don't have an option in DST to re-enable the
console.

Is it IPL time?

Thanks,

Pete Helgren


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