Re: Remote commands

No.  It uses the user id and password that you used to connect to your i5 
with from your PC.

From:
Start,  All Programs,  IBM iSeries Access for Windows, Users Guide

Use this command from a command prompt to send an OS/400 CL command or 
group of commands to a server. The commands are sent to the default server 
unless specified otherwise.

Syntax
RMTCMD command [//remotesystem] [/Z]
RMTCMD /I [drive] [path] filename [/Q] [//remotesystem] [/Z]

Parameters

command The OS/400 CL command with parameters to send to the server.
/I      Specifies that the commands to be sent are found in the filename 
specified after the /I parameter. There must be a blank space after the 
/I.
drive   Specifies the drive to use.
path    Specifies the name of the directory path to use on the drive.
filename        Specifies the name of the file containing the OS/400 CL 
commands. The file must have one command (with the necessary parameters) 
per line. 
/Q      Specifies that no prompts should be displayed when an error is 
detected by one of the commands.
//remotesystem  Specifies the name of the system to receive and run the 
commands.
/Z      Specifies to only display the required messages on your 
workstation.
Recovery

The ERRORLEVEL value indicates whether this command was successful or not. 
 Also, the RmtCmd's ERRORLEVEL value will match the highest severity of 
all returned host messages according to the following:

ERRORLEVEL      Severity from the host
10      10
20      20
21      30
22      40
23      50
24      60
25      70
26      80
27      90
28      99
Example
To issue a series of OS/400 CL commands that are in a file named 
commands.lst, issue the following command:

RMTCMD /I COMMANDS.LST

Rob Berendt