Re: GO SAVE from non-console remote connection?

Hi, Rob:

Thanks for the reply. My responses inserted and indented.

Darrell

Darrell A. Martin  -  630-754-2141
Manager, Computer Operations
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midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 01/23/2007 09:05:55 AM:

So, is your question: If I have a session, that somehow got assigned to 
the controlling subsystem via either TFRCTL or a workstation entry to 

the 

controlling subsystem, 

   workstation entry

will that session die when I perform an ENDSBS *ALL 
*IMMED to get to restricted state?

   Not the question: I was 99.9% sure it
   would die, and you have confirmed that.

With additional consideration being that the session is connected 
remotely, directly into the iSeries, via telnet.
Then the answer is yes, that session will die.  It is because telnet 

will 

die due to the ENDSBS performing an ENDTCP under the covers.

   Already understood.
 

Ideally, you would be running a HMC. 

   And ideally, I wouldn't have to ask questions
   that make me look more foolish than I am....
   Nope, no HMC here. I should probably research
   that approach.

Then you could use an iSeries Access 
session to go to the HMC, not the iSeries.  And you could share the 
console.  I have performed RCLSTG's, etc, from home after running ENDSBS 

*ALL *IMMED using this method with no problem.

The new brick console buys you nothing.  Forget that idea.

An alternative is to use a PC as your console either via Ops Console, or 

by sticking a 5250 card into it and using a simple emulation program 

(NOT 

ISERIES ACCESS).  Then you could take control of this PC by using PC 
Anywhere, or some such solution, from home.  I've never done this but 
there are those on this list who have done so.

   Understood but not attractive. I
   have memories of 5250 cards in PCs
   that are close to PTSD-inducing....

Rob Berendt

   Again, thanks for the reply.

   Darrell



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