Re:

What you have will work, but to reduce maintenance try the following,

For the remote system do the following:
User ID/Address . . . . :   *ANY      GDI
Description . . . . . . :   *ANY on GDI  
System name/Group . . . :   GDI          
User profile  . . . . . :                
Network user ID . . . . :   *ANY     GDI 

This will cover any user you want to be able to access the remote system.

Let's say you have two 400's:  SYSTEMA and SYSTEMB.

On SYSTEMA you would have:
a) your local individual one
b) *ANY on SYSTEMB

On SYSTEMB you would have:
a)  your local individual one
b)  *ANY on SYSTEMA

Understand?





Phil.Kestenbaum@viacom.com on 02/28/2000 04:57:21 PM
To:     Rob Berendt/DEKKO@DEKKO
cc:      
Fax to: 
Subject:        

Thanks, it was my mistake, I needed to define entries for both systems, on
both systems.
Sorry,
Phil
From: Rob Berendt <rob@dekko.com>
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
Subject: Re: SNDNETF problem
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2000 13:19:34 -0500


Do a DSPDIRE and paste, (or clipboard if you use M$ products), the first 
five lines here. From both systems. Sometimes a second pair of eyes... 

Then we'll check with DSPDSTLOG FNCTYP(*RTR) ENTTYP(*ERR) 



        


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