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Re: QNTC

Scott,
I test the SMBCLIENT tool which following iSeriesNetwork fourm you wrote, and it's really fast than QNTC. How to use the same samba tools setup a samba server on iSeries ? 

Best regards,

Vengoal

-------- Original Message  --------
From: Scott Klement <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re:QNTC
Date: 2006/6/15 wrote 02:03
Are you referring to the QZLC_SERVERLIST envvar? Or is there an actual PTF? I'd be interested in learning about the PTF if there is one.
Alternately, you can try running Samba on the iSeries via PASE. (I know how much you like PASE, Rob). It's been my experience that Samba's SMBCLIENT tool works a lot better than /QNTC. 

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On Wed, 14 Jun 2006, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:


Recently this list discussed a ptf that you could put on your i to take
much less time to drill down through the /qntc directory.  The pro being
that the list comes in really fast.  The con being that even machines that
are not QNTC friendly (W9x) show up.

That being said, we too are having a lot of issues with QNTC and opening
up some user's PC's.

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