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Mike,

Just recently (say three weeks ago or more recent) www.itjungle.com (formerly 
known as www.midrangeserver.com) had an article on connecting two AS/400s to 
use remote SQL.

Perhaps a good guide line there.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 23-9-04 at 10:22 Mike Silvers wrote:

>I am attempting to connect one 400 to another and run SQL commands.  I am
>running into a problem on the connect.  Here are the details:
>
>On the source 400, I added an entry in the RDB table (ADDRDBDIRE) indicating
>the name of the connection, the IP address, and the connection type of *IP.
>
>On the destination 400, I started the TCP server *EDRSQL
>
>On the source 400, I try to connect to the remote 400 using the command (in
>STRSQL) CONNECT TO (target 400) USER (username) USING (password)
>
>I get the error indicating that "The security mechanism requested by the
>client is not supported or allowed by server."  
>
>Does anyone have any ideas?  Is there something I am missing in the setup?




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