RE: Map remote dir to IFS?

These links disappear during IPL (technically during power-off), so they
are candidate for the startupprogram.


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Van: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] Namens Scott Klement
Verzonden: woensdag 2 februari 2005 5:29
Aan: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Onderwerp: Re: Map remote dir to IFS?


> Is it possible map a remote directory (on a Unix or Windows server
machine 
> or even on another AS/400 - on the local network) via a *SYMLNK in the
IFS? 
> I would like to be able to set up the link once and be able to use the
CPY 
> command.  The alternative is FTP, but I think that a single command,
without 
> building a script is more elegant.  TIA.

Three ways.  /QFileSvr.400, /QNTC and NFS.

The iSeries supports all 3 (obviously) so for iSeries to iSeries 
communication, you can use any/all of the above.

Unix supports both NFS and /QNTC (the latter is supported using a
program 
called SAMBA)

And of course, jolly ol' Windows works with /QNTC.

Each system tends to work best with it's native system... i.e. the
iSeries 
with QFileSvr.400, Unix with NFS, and well.. Windows never really works 
well. :)

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