RE: V4r2 CA/400 Network Neighborhood Enhancement

I saw it working on a V4R2 system at an IBM e-business seminar given by
John Sears & others yesterday in Toronto.  
The feature is called AS/400 NetServer and I BELIEVE you do need to do
something to enable it, even though it is part of base OS/400 at V4R2.

The initial return on clicking on your AS/400 in Network Neighborhood
was MUCH faster than with the CA/400 connection, although the difference
was less noticeable once the AS/400 has served up it''s list of
directories.
One reason that NetServer can be much faster is that you can define what
directories the user is able to see via Network Neighborhood and what
access level they have, as opposed to the CA/400 one serving up the
whole machine (except QSYS.LIB if you restricted access via the
QPWFSERVER authorization list).



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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Rich Garcia [SMTP:sys1rxg@is.ups.com]
> Sent: Thursday, March 05, 1998 10:43 AM
> To:   MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      V4r2 CA/400 Network Neighborhood Enhancement
> 
> 
> Has anyone tried going into Network Neighborhood and seeing an AS400
> connection without actually being connected using CA/400. One of the
> enhancements IBM stated that you should be able to do is loaded CA/400
> from
> the AS400 using Network Neighborhood on a WIN NT pc, though it does
> not
> seem to work as claimed. Does anyone have any feedback. I was however
> able
> to update my CA/400 from V3r1m2 to V3r1m3 after attaching to AS400 via
> CA/400 and then mapping a drive in Network Neighborhood.  If this
> process
> works the way it was stated a pc would not need CA/400 installed and
> would
> be able to see the AS400 and download the CA400 application to a PC.
> Any
> information would be very helpful.
> 
> Thank You
> 
> Rich Garcia
> AS400 Systems Programmer
> 
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