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Thanks Larry, How did you know I needed those? :-) That's great. In WinRoute I configured port mapping for ports: 23 446-447 449 5555 8470-8480 all with a destination of 192.168.1.1 (which is the AS/400) I'm getting an error from CA CWBC01003 - Winsock error, function returned 10060 that says: "The address used for the AS/400 system was found, but connection to the AS/400 system failed. Make sure TCP/IP has been started on that AS/400 system, and that the host servers have been started. If this does not fix the problem, verify that the IP address used to attempt the connection is correct for the AS/400 system. This address is logged in a previous message. Verify TCP/IP address servers (Domain Name Servers) are configured correctly on this PC and have the correct address for this AS/400 system. If the address is incorrect, check the HOSTS file on your computer for errors. I know TCP/IP is started. I signon locally all the time. And I have tried entering in the hosts file on the PC the IP address with the 400 name and at a different test the IP address with the domain name. (Which is the same only it has a .com at the end) I have been waiting for IBM for 33years to put enough information in the error messages for someone to be able to follow a cookbook recipe to fix a problem. Will it ever happen? Maybe some day a third party will jump on the band wagon and realize there is money to be made to provide solutions to errors encountered on the 400. I can't imagine there is a server that needs to be started on the 400 for remote TCP/IP connections that wouldn't be started for local Lan connections. But obviously I am doing something wrong. Thanks for all your suggestions. Gary Kuznitz On 19 Nov 2000, at 10:09, Larry Bolhuis wrote: > > for ports open, you need 23, 449, and about 5-6 in the 8000's (i > > don't have them handy just this minute). > > Here is the gory detail for the ports required. > > - Larry > > When using Client Access over TCP/IP, the following Client Access > ports are required to have free access: > > PC Function Server Name Port Non-SSL Port SSL > Server Mapper as-svrmap 449 449 > License Management as-central 8470 9470 > Database Access as-database 8471 9471 > Data Queues as-dtaq 8472 9472 > Network Drives as-file 8473 9473 > Network Printers as-netprt 8474 9474 > Remote Command as-rmtcmd 8475 9475 > Signon Verification as-signon 8476 9476 > Telnet (PC5250 Emulation) telnet 23 992 > HTTP Administration as-admi > 2001 2010 > POP3 (MAPI) pop3 5010 --- > Management Central as-mgtc > 5555 5566 > Ultimedia Services as-usf 8480 9480 > Network Drives as-netd *8477 --- > File Transfer as-tran *8478 --- > Virtual Print as-vrtp *8479 --- > DRDA DRDA 446 --- > DDM DDM 447 448 > AnyNet APPCoverTCPIP 397 (TCP and UDP) --- > > * These ports used only by 5763XK1. > > If any of the above ports are restricted via a firewall or any other > mechanism, Client Access may fail to operate. For assistance with > configuring ports or working with a firewall beyond the above > information, contact the firewall provider or IBM Consult Line. > > -- > Larry Bolhuis > Arbor Solutions, Inc. > (616) 451-2500 > (616) 451-2571 -fax > lbolhuis@arbsol.com +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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