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On 20/04/2005, at 1:16 AM, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Autoconfig is a meaningless system value. Client access, nor anything
else, uses it. They all run CRTDEVDSP under the covers. I found out the
hard way. I set autoconfig off on one machine. iSeries Access users were
still able to configure sessions until I renamed the command CRTDEVDSP to
CRTDEVDSPX. That stopped them.

It's not meaningless. QAUTOCFG controls auto-configuration of local controllers and devices i.e., twinax-displays and printers. Just because you may not have any of them doesn't remove the inherent meaning.


The other interfaces you mention are controlled by QAUTOVRT (as long as they create a virtual device).

QAUTORMT handles remote controller configuration.

This separation provides granularity of control--even if it is found confusing.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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