Re: Switching Universal Connection transport.

["Roger Vicker, CCP" <rvicker@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Kirk,

I had the delete using OPS NAV down.

The part about deleting the files in the IFS gave me some more 
variations to search on and I found KB 28181617 and it listed the 4 
files to delete as Question #2. Naturally after that I got another error 
at the start that matched Question #1 which wanted the defective PTF 
deleted (but of course it turned out to be Perm applied) and listed a 
PTF to get, that turned out to be superseded by SI06973. Without ECS I 
couldn't get the PTF directly (except by setting up IPTF) but 
fortunately I had another customer that had the PTF (must have been on a 
CUME) that I could copy from and FTP over. Everything works now and the 
latest CUMEs and Groups are on order.

Thanks.

Roger Vicker, CCP

On 2/26/2003 4:05 PM, kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> 1st go thru OPS Nav and into the remote connection and delete the 
> connection under "orignate" . I can't find the exact files with the erorr 
> message you posted but, if I remember correctly this is a know problem. 
> there are 5-10 files in the IFS that need to be deleted and then re-run 
> the wizard.  Also you may need to remove and install a new PTF.
>
> When you get the error try going to www-912.ibm.com and use the search box 
> with the details from the sharing violation message and I think you will 
> find the tip.
>
> good luck
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> Hello,
>
> I've got a college with a 270 at V5R1 Cume 2134. The system used to have 
> a public address and used the internet for ECS.
>
> They finally switched their firewall to a Sonicwall and now the iSeries 
> has a private address with the old public address being NAT'ed through 
> the firewall. Since the Universal Connection at V5R1 doesn't deal with 
> firewalls I tried to switch to the internal modem on the 2771. After 
> filling out the wizard in OpsNav (as a QSECOFR) I got the error "An 
> error occurred saving data: Sharing violation occurred." It then asked 
> if I wanted to test the connection. The test was successful but if I use 
> SNDPTFORD the job log shows that it tries to use the QTOCL2TP and 
> QESLINE (SDLC) but not the new QESDIAL.
>
> Has anyone seen this before or know how to clear the sharing violation 
> so ECS functions will use the correct hardware?
>
> BTW I found out the hard way that before I run the wizard again to 
> delete QESDIAL first. If I don't the wizard creates a duplicate profile 
> and then practically nothing works (even delete) until an IPL cleans one 
> of them out.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Roger Vicker, CCP
>
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