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Re: Management Central problem

What problem are you trying to solve?
Why is my i5 server (in North Carolina) listening to Management Central traffic from a customer site pc in Alaska (boy it was cold...)? What is it in iNav on a pc, under Management Central and Connections, that tells it to do this. I have verified no one at that site 
clicked the connection (and they don't have a logon anyway).
Is is just the fact that a connection was defined on that pc that it "assumes" it must 
manage my system?
jim
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What problem are you trying to solve?  I didn't understand this:  "How to
stop Manage Central from trying to ruke their world?"
Is it locking an object affecting a backup or something?

Rob Berendt
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On the netstat option 3 connection status (on my server)
remote address = the site i visited
port = 5706 (random)
local port = as-mgtctrl
assoc user = qypsjsvr

jim franz
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Are you sure it's Management Central and not just the underlying
communications job between your PC and the server?
If you do a WRKOBJLCK JIM *USRPRF you should be able to find that job.
Odds are high though that you'll have difficulty ending the jobs that

have

that lock, and keep your 5250 session going.

Rob Berendt
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Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
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My Netstat connections is showing a Management Central connection to a
customer site I recently visited.
If I am at a client site, and using iNavigator setup a iSeries Access
session to my server in my office, how do I get their Management Central
to not stay connected to my server? Do I have to remove my connection
while there?
On my own office pc I have connections to many systems.
How to stop Manage Central from trying to ruke their world?
Jim Franz
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