RE: Using Client Access to map a network drive

[eric <eric@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This is odd.  I have the AS/400 CD/ROM mapped to my F: drive and I am 
prompted for the user ID and password at boot up.  I am using Windows NT 
4.0 and CA V3R1M3 .  This may be Client Access feature if your are behind 
on your PTFs???  Also, check out your Client Access History log for clues.

Eric Kempter
CommAir Mechanical Services, Inc.


-----Original Message-----
From:   York, Albert [SMTP:albert.york@nissan-usa.com]
Sent:   Thursday, October 15, 1998 10:44 AM
To:     'Midrange mailing list'
Subject:        Using Client Access to map a network drive

We have a legacy application running under Windows that needs access to an
"I:" drive on the AS/400. I am able to use Windows Explorer to map a 
network
drive and the application works fine. However, when I reboot the PC the
connection is not reestablished, even though a message appears that
indicates the connection is being made ( I specified "Reconnect at logon").
The application cannot use the I: drive. If I go into Explorer and click on
I:, I am prompted for the user ID and password and then the application
works.

Is there any way to force Client Access to make the connection at boot 
time?

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