Re: Access denied error trying to copy PDFs from IFS to my workstation

[Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Could it be because your userid is in UPPERCASE here?  Maybe the Win7 
box only allows lowercase?

Or maybe Windows is requiring a level of encryption that you don't have 
on IBM i?


On 3/2/2017 2:38 PM, Jeff Crosby wrote:
> We generate BRMS recovery reports but don't print them.  Instead PDF copies
> are put on the IFS.  Then we copy the PDFs from the IFS to a W2008 server.
>
> I'm wanting to change that and copy them to my workstation (Win 7 Pro
> 64-bit) instead.  Can't get it to work.  I get the following error in the
> joblog:
>
>                          Additional Message Information
>
>
>
>  Message ID . . . . . . :   CPDB053
>
>  Date sent  . . . . . . :   03/02/17      Time sent  . . . . . . :
> 15:20:32
>
>
>  Message . . . . :   Error exchanging security information for user JEFF on
>
>    network server JLCROSBY.
>
>
>
>  Cause . . . . . :   The IBM i NetClient (QNTC) file system has encountered
> an
>    error when authenticating user JEFF with a network server JLCROSBY.
>
>  Recovery  . . . :   Ensure the following:
>
>      - The user is set up on network server JLCROSBY.
>
>      - The IBM i user password matches the network server user password.
>
>      - Network server JLCROSBY is enabled for digitally signed
> communications.
>  Technical description . . . . . . . . :   An error has been detected while
> the
>    QNTC file system was exchanging security information with a network
> server.
>    The error class was 1, and the error code was 5.
>
>      Possible error class and error code values include:
>
>
>      Class 0 - QNTC file system specific security error.
>              1 - QNTC file system requires digital signing.
>      Class 1 - Network server operating system related error.
>              1 - Not valid Function.
>              2 - File not found.
>              3 - Directory not valid.
>              4 - Too many files open.
>              5 - Access denied.
>      Class 2 - Error generated by the network server.
>              1 - Non-specific error code.
>              2 - Bad password.
>              3 - Directory not valid.
>              4 - Access denied.
>              7 - Not valid device.
>      Class 3 - Network server hardware error.
>             31 - General hardware failure.
>             39 - No space on file system.
>
> 1) My IBM i password and Windows domain password are the same.
> 2) "Everyone" has full control on the share from my workstation
> 3) "Everyone" has full control to the folder on my workstation the share
> points to
>
> Is it because user JEFF is a domain user and not a local user?  Wouldn't
> seem so to me.
>
> But I've felt dense this entire week. Ideas?
>
> Thanks.