RE: System name

This particular file sounds like user or vendor error, not a DCR
opportunity. 


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I think I figured this out.  I believe there is a load of IFS files that
IBM likes to store a bunch of rot into.  Well, as part of a Mimix
implementation we restored a few too many IFS files from our production
lpar to our Mimix lpar.  I just found a little file that was obscuring
my Management Central connection.
/QIBM/UserData/OS400/MGTC/config/McEPConfig.properties
Alas, they do not put this on the properties screen for management
Central like they do for NetServer.  Time for a Design Change Request
perhaps?

Rob Berendt
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New lpar.  I verified:
- CHGNETA
- CHGTCPDMN
- CFGTCP
  1. Work with TCP/IP interfaces
  10. Work with TCP/IP host table entries
However, when I fired up NetServer it still said that it was the name of

this existing lpar.  Granted it was only 1 character off and I could
have 
fat fingered something.  And, it was no big deal to modify the NetServer

properties to use the right one after the next start of NetServer.  My
big 

concern was where did it get that name originally?  I'd hate to thing of

something else that might think it is the wrong system.

Rob Berendt