Re: CA Express and the IFS

[Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>]

Client access express drops shared folder and virtual printer support.  It is 
designed to use a more Windows interface.  To set this up on your 400 pretty 
much requires Operations Navigator.  You use Op's Nav to set up 'shares'.  This 
is called 'Netserver'.

Op's Nav
Select 400
Network
Servers
TCP/IP
Select Netserver
Right click to stop/start
Left click to add shares.






joelewis@dti.net on 05/02/2000 12:20:22 PM
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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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