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Subject: Re: System name
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Date: Mon, 13 Nov 2006 10:57:43 -0500
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If you don't do anything, Q + systemname shows up in the
CPIB680 message when you STRCTPSVR *NETSVR (or *ALL which
will pick up *NETSVR).

Yeah, but I'm danged curious as to how it originally got
set to that.

Rob Berendt

AFIAK, this has to be changed in iSeries Navigator
(OpsNav).  You can't  set the Windows (NETBIOS) name via
CHGNETA, CHGTCPDMN or CFGTCP.  Only  through OpsNav.

Actually... there might be an API...

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