RE: CA Express and the IFS

[Joel Fritz <JFritz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Express client is more secure than the older client.  You need to do two
things:

1.  Start NETSERVER.  You can do this through OpsNav by opening up the
tcp/ip servers under network.  

2.  Set up file shares through the file system branch in OpsNav.

This may require your AS/400 and network userid and password to be the same,
can't remember for sure.  

It's more work than before, but you can control who can access what in a
variety of ways and prevent things like people inadvertently deleting
production files through Windows Explorer.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Joe Lewis [mailto:joelewis@dti.net]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 9:52 AM
> To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: CA Express and the IFS
> 
> 
> While running Client Access Windows 95/NT client v3r2m0, I 
> was able to map to the Integrated File System
> (IFS) on my AS/400.  But, after moving to CA Express Client 
> v4r4m0 (with SF60796 applied), I can no
> longer see, nor use, the IFS.  When I put CA v3r2m0 back, my 
> ability to use the IFS comes back (go
> figure).  I need to have Express load and the ability to use 
> the IFS (ex: administrating Domino).  My
> AS/400 is running v4r4.  Is there a PTF or some setting that 
> needs changing (like a port number)?  Your
> help is appreciated.
> 
> Thank You,
> Joe Lewis
> Director of Information Technology
> I. Spiewak & Sons
> 
> 
> 
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