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RE: How to access the IFS without TCPIP

Thanks for clearing that up.  I wonder which these people are running: 
OS/400 or SSP?

I think we might purchased one or more of these way back when we were in 
the process of migrating from the S/36.  Can't remember if we ever 
upgraded the unit from SSP to OS/400 or if we just got a new unit.

Was this the poorly named AS/Entry?  Or was that the 236?

Rob Berendt
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A model 436 will run OS/400, but not required.  (As a model 436 was just a
model 236 than ran was capable of running OS/400, I can't imagine why
anyone would have bought one without OS/400, as it was more expensive than
a model 236)  There were a bunch of special "Terms and Conditions", and
being a model 4xx, I suspect that the last release it would run would have
been V5R1.

Al

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I took Thursday off so I am playing quick catch up.  But does a 436 even
run OS/400 or just S/36's SSP?

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Not without TCP/IP, which they are not using.

Vern

At 12:14 PM 11/13/2003 -0600, you wrote:
>I am confused. If the file is already in the IFS can't you just map the
IFS
>to the PC as a drive and access the file in the normal Windows ways?
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