Re: signon failure - network neighborhood

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I guess I am not GUI phobic.

As the releases go by iSeries Navigator becomes faster and faster.  And it 
you still think it's slow maybe it's your network.  I recently spent some 
time in Rochester and I thought it was rather slow.  Someone came in and 
tuned the network and then it kicked a$$.

Maybe you don't like stepping down the clicks.  I can understand that. 
That would be like starting out from GO MAIN to get to every command.  No 
problem.  iSeries Navigator allows you to create a shortcut to each 
function by right clicking on it.

And for configuration you like being able to put it all into a CL program. 
 This I totally agree with.  However disabled user id's is not something 
you run when you first configure a machine.

Rob Berendt
-- 
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary 
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
Benjamin Franklin 




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If you are on V5R2 and have installed the QUSRTOOL optional part of OS/400
there exists a green screen netserver config tool.  Look thru the QATTCL
for the create program TZ--- something.  Works neat and has an option to
see who is disabled for netserver support.


-------------------------
 Bryan Dietz
3X Corporation


So far that is the only place I have seen it.  Nothing on the green screen
side.

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Actually iSeries Navigator is quite good at this:
My Connections
 Network
  Servers
   TCP/IP
    Right click on iSeries NetServer and select disabled user id's



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