RE: QNTC and IP address

Patrick:

Unfortunately, no, there's no necessary DNS requirement. The name used is 
commonly simply the "Computer name" from the System>Network Identification 
property of the WinNt/2k system... the "Windows Network Neighborhood" name... 
the NetBEUI name. While this generally will also be the "host" name, there's no 
guarantee that DNS will even be in use.

I will have no control over the network setup and probably cannot rely on DNS 
being used. Obviously the iSeries knows, but there seems to be no way to ask it.

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   5. Re: QNTC and IP address (Patrick Townsend)
>
>It's been a while since I looked at QNTC, but don't you have the DNS name of
>the Windows server for the mounted drive? If so there are sockets network
>API calls that can turn a DNS name into an IP address. I might be really off
>on how QNTC works.....
>
>Patrick
>----- Original Message -----
>
>> Does anybody have a reasonable idea about how an IP address could be
>determined for a streamfile located somewhere within /QNTC?
>>
>> Say I'm passed a path where I'm supposed to FTP or CPY a streamfile to.
>When finished, I might want to do something like RUNRMTCMD to the system
>hosting the streamfile or open a socket to a port over there.
>>
>> I'd first hoped I could find something within the Server Support APIs, but
>I don't see anything useful. Likewise for stat(), fstat(), Qp0lGetAttr() and
>a couple others.
>>
>> Maybe a whole different approach?

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