RE: QSERVER & IFS drive mappings question

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Eric Kempter
CommAir Mechanical Services, Inc.


-----Original Message-----
From:   Jamie Pratt [SMTP:owlcat@prodigy.net]
Sent:   Tuesday, October 20, 1998 2:01 PM
To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject:        QSERVER & IFS drive mappings question

Hi...   We just loaded the enhanced TCP/IP PTF's last weekend, (V3R7
model 530) --- And now when someone clicks on the AS/400 in "Network
Neighborhood" , SBS Qserver fires itself up, and allows the PC client
to browse the IFS on the 400 or even map to it..    (Before the PTF,
people  could click on the system, but not actually get in, in fact it
would crash their machine)  I need to figure out a way to disable this
type of user access, since we dont use CA/400 (However, CA *is*
installed on the 400...long story, dont ask!) and we would like to
keep users out of the IFS for various other reasons...

Is there anything we can do besides restricting objaut on the STRSBS
command to keep Qserver down, or removing the PTF's??  (We like the
device naming feature, and we are going to start using RUMBA -- in
fact they recommended the PTF's be applied)

thanks millions, great list!

Jamie Pratt 

(Not a newbie, but not a guru either!) 




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