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use the Change Service Agent Attr (CHGSRVAGTA) command or GO SERVICE option 1 look for : Auto PTF: Enable . . . . . Schedule day . . Download PTFs . Set as desired.... _____________________________ Bryan Dietz Aktion Associates midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 10/19/2005 12:17:29 PM: > OS/400 getting more and more like Windows (and I don't mean that as > a compliment). > > I was unpleasantly surprised today to find one of our V5R3 systems > with a message CPIEF1D on QSYSOPR stating that it had automatically > downloaded PTF SI18318 and it wanted me to apply it. > > Reading the cover letter, it looked harmless enough, just some stuff > for Management Central. When I did LODPTF from *SERVICE, I got about > a dozen PTFs for 5722SS1, and a bunch of sup'd PTFs were applied > permanently. i was not expecting all that. Then I decided there may > be coreqs for other products and LIC, so I went back and used GO PTF > Opt 8 from *SERVICE. Sure enough, there were like 20 PTFs. > > A search of QHST revealed that it has been downloading PTFs for some > time. We keep 5 weeks of QSHT and there were 9 CPIEF1D messages in that time. > > The last thing I need is OS/400 downloading PTFs automatically. I > really wouldn't mind it phoning home about hardware failures, but > getting unexpected PTFs is not acceptable. > > In my search for a way to turn this unwelcome helper off, I finally > located it in Mgmt Central/Extreme Support/Agents. However, I could > find no way to turn it off, only to display that it is enabled. > > After more searching, including the slower-and-worse-than-ever V5R3 > Info Center, I located a doc that lead me to GO SERVICE, where I was > very pleased to find an attribute to disable Service Agent. > Unfortunately, after setting it to ENABLE(*NO), iSeries Navigator > still shows that it is enabled. > > Anybody know how to turn this (*&^#$! thing off? I see neither a > LICPGM or any option that I can uninstall. Is this part of 5722-PT1,by chance? > > Thanks, > -Marty
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