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> And while LAN console appears to be a 'nice alternative' to the Ops > Console, it turns out that it's not available for EZ-Setup *NOR* to do a > scratch re-load of a system with no load source. It also requires one of > the 100Mb LAN cards so this causes even more grief wrt IOAs/IOPs/Buss > because of the 100Mb cards higher IOP loads. So you STILL gotta be able > to make the Ops Console work even if you're doing LAN console. "Not > ready for prime time......" -------------- A couple of questions from the uninformed, if you would indulge me. First, the nature of the products: am I correct to say that Ops Console is a PC program that acts as my system console but attaches via serial port, while LAN Console is a similar product that runs via TCP/IP? Second, the box itself: I get the idea that iSeries (or at least my model 270) come configured either for Ops Console or a local console. My machine seems to have come configured for the PC, even though I didn't ask for it (I guess it's the default). However, I use a twinax attached dumb tube as my console. Because of that, my machine runs fine, but is always displaying an A900 error code. Is there a way to change this configuration myself, and if not, I seem to remember a manual IPL procedure that makes the A900 go away. Does anybody recall that? Finally, where is the easiest place (yeah I know) to find information about installing and running Ops Console? As I said, my model 270 seems to want Ops Console, and I really should learn about it. Will Ops Console run on an NT machine? Is the serial port standard on the 270, and just for grins (because even if I find a manual, they never seem to be very good about this) where physically on the box is the correct port? That is, approximately what location on the back, and does it have a label? Joe +--- | 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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