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> There are some iSeries old hands that would not think to look for the > industry standard commands like: TELNET, FTP, PING, TRACEROUTE. They > would think they need to follow the traditional naming conventions of > either verb-noun or verb-adjective-noun. So IBM duplicated a number of > these commands, like: STRTCPTELN, STRTCPFTP, VFYTCPCNN, TRCTCPRTE. > Functionally, they are the same. Now, figuring out which verb IBM used > for the command can be a trick. That's why I stick to the standard > commands, that, and so I don't get lost when working on other platforms. Hmm. For my part. I generally use the "universal" form, EXCEPT that I use WRKTCPSTS rather than NETSTAT. -- JHHL
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