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I am playing with something similar... and here is my question.. I have a share working, but cannot access it until I sign in. If I use Windows Explorer to go to this folder name: \\10.1.1.1\share then, it asks me for a user/pwd and I can connect to the iSeries. If I don't go there with Windows Explorer, but try to use it a batch file (for example), the path is not available - until I have logged in using the first method. So.. is there a way in a batch process to log in to that iSeries so I can see the folder without having to resort manually to Windows Explorer? Thanks, Trevor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ www.looksoftware.com ----- Original Message ----- > From: Vern Hamberg Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2003 5:57 PM > > <Chuck > > A share is what you map a network drive to. It is an alias for some folder > or directory on the iSeries (or NT or 2K or whatever). To see it, NetServer > needs to be running, and the share has to have been defined. OpsNav is the > easiest way to do this, but there MAY be command line calls to do this. You > can start NetServer with the STRTCPSVR command at V4R5. You can use the > local IP address, but you'll need that share name, perhaps call it "home" > and have it point to "/home". > > HTH > > Vern> >
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