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Al Lan Console is also in V5R1, but I've chosen not to go that route, from concerns of the network being down. If a router or switch is turned off (easily happens in a small office), the 400 may be unreachable. And the devices used by TCP/IP get confused - need to be varied off/on again. That can only be done with the console. Does LAN console require TCP/IP to be started on the iSeries? Thanks Vern At 08:42 AM 10/13/02 -0400, you wrote:
midrange.com
Hi,
The "real" answer is to go to V5R2 (excellent release), and get "LAN
Console".
Al - in Denver at COMMON
Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC
Vernon Hamberg
About a year ago, someone asked this question. Generally, the answer was
no. But I found a way to do it - use a switchbox
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