Re: Way to map IFS from one 400 to the other

[Patrick Townsend <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Art,

You can create an IFS directory under the QFileSvr.400 directory with the 
name of the remote AS/400. Add a host table entry with the IP address of 
the remote AS/400. You should then be able to see the IFS directory of the 
remote system. Copying files to this directory will put them on the IFS 
directory of the remote system.

The downside of using this technique is that you may not get much feedback 
on connection problems between the two AS/400s.

Patrick

At 10:12 AM 5/11/2000 -0400, Art Tostaine, Jr. wrote:
>After messing with FTP between two LAN attached AS/400's, I remembered 
>reading info about how I can
>mount the IFS from one AS/400 to another.
>
>I think I remember that you had to add a directory link to one of the IFS 
>directories?
>
>Will it work if one system is V3R2?  I want to copy files from a V3R2 
>system to a V4R4 system.  I
>would like to push from V3R2, but I could pull them if that's the only way 
>it works.
>
>Art Tostaine, Jr.
>CCA, Inc.
>Jackson, NJ 08527
>
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