Re: InfoCenter - Local vs. Internet

   Found it - What I did was (on V5R3);

   Start server in Series Navigator > My connections > (server name) >
   Network > Servers > TCP/IP > HTTP Administration (right click, select
   start)
   open a browser to http://servername:2001 and signon.
   click on "IBM Web Administration for iSeries"  link
   click on the Manage tab
   select the server that I want to get rid of
   Click on the Delete button.

   Now delete the folder in QIBM > UserData folder in the IFS

   The instance was stopped when I brought up the browser management link.  I
   had already stopped it in iSeries Navigator.

   At 04:33 PM 10/17/2005 Monday, you wrote:

        I just installed the network version, but now that the web version
     has
        changed, it says it can't update it.  I also am doing a hardware
     upgrade,
        (unload/reload) and now want to remove it, but don't know where all
     the
        parts are.  I know the files are in QIBM subdirectory.  How does the
        server autostart?  I need to take that away before I delete the files
     out
        from underneath it.

        At 09:54 AM 10/17/2005 Monday, you wrote:

          With all the griping about InfoCenter, I was wondering why more
     folks
          don't use 1.8GB of disk on their PC for the local copy of
     InfoCenter.
          I've been using it for about a year now, ever since I got a V5R3
     box.
          It can update the manuals over the internet so it stays current.
          Granted, that's a manual process but it works.  And it definitely
     loads
          & responds faster.  Seems to work fine in both IE & Firefox.
          
          --
          John A. Jones, CISSP
          Americas Information Security Officer
          Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc.
          V: +1-630-455-2787  F: +1-312-601-1782
          john.jones@xxxxxxxxxx
          

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