Re: Problem trying to create a share

[michaelr_41@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Are you signed on using a different ID than before? Ops Nav looks at the
ID to see what the user can do. I think the easiest way to create a share
is through NetServer under Ops Nav, but you can also do it with NetServer
APIs like QZLSADFS (Q=IBM, ZL=NetServer, AD=Add, FS=file Share).

On Tue, 28 Oct 2003 13:21:11 -0500, "John Allen" <jallen@xxxxxxxxxxx>
said:
> I know I have done this before so I think someone may have changed
> something
> that I am not aware of.
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> I want to create a share for one of my directories in the IFS 
> 
> When I go into Ops Navigator I see our AS/400 name under My Connections,
> I
> used to expand the system name and I could see 
> 
> Such things as Work Management, Users and Groups, File Systems etc.
> 
> Today I do not see them, so I cannot go into File Systems, Integrated
> File
> System to create the share.
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> 
> I have two questions
> 
> 1) What determines what is displayed under the System name (ie Work
> Management, File Systems etc)
> 
> 2) Is there another way to map a drive other then using Operations
> Navigator?
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> Thanks for any help you may give me
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> John   
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