Re: [Fwd: QINTER and dial up connection to AS/400]

[nina jones <ddi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> Does anyone know what subsystem a user is under when they sign on thru a
> dial up connection when using TCP/IP?  It must not be QINTER cause I kept
> QSYSWRK up for TCP/IP and my boss's sessions went down yet one of the other
> programmers was able to dial in.  So I know TCP/IP is up, but it looks like
> the sessions where someone is signed on already are being killed.  Am I
> missing something in my backup routine?

if your default subsystem for interactive jobs is qinter, and you haven't set a 
separate
subsystem up for them, and routed them there,  qinter is where your dial-up job 
would go.

perhaps the other programmer slipped into another subsystem you have defined 
that was left up
that had workstations defined that meet the criteria of the caller.  but if 
your boss was
working out of qinter when you brought it down, you zapped your boss.  hmm..

nj

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