RE: RunRmtCmd & Windows 2003 Server

Gary,

What version of iSeries Access are you running?

I'd be willing to bet that iSeries Access v5r2 doesn't support Windows 2003.

You may have better luck upgrading to System i Access v5r4. You don't have to have your System i at
v5r4 to use System i Access v5r4.

Charles Wilt
Software Engineer
CINTAS Corporation - IT 92B
513.701.1307

wiltc@xxxxxxxxxx

-----Original Message-----
From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-
bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Gary Segal
Sent: Monday, April 28, 2008 9:16 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RunRmtCmd & Windows 2003 Server

Good Afternoon.

I searched web for the passed 2 days and still can not find an answers for
how
to set up RUNRMTCMD to run on Windows Server 2003

I can run these commands on any XP machines without any problems:

RunRmtCmd CMD("c:\iexplore.exe") RMTLOCNAME('111.111.111.111' *IP)
RunRmtCmd Cmd("//ServerName/departments/mis/MemberCards/MbrCrd32.exe")
RmtLocName('111.111.111.111' *IP)

But I can not run these commands on our 2003 server. (Command loops)

here are my settings:

1. V5R2

2. iSeries Access for Windows - Incoming Remote Command:
a: Command Mode = "New Console"
b: Allow Generic security = "Checked"
c: Generic security runs command as logged-on user = "Checked"

3. Services - iSeries Access for Windows Remote Command = "Started"
a: Local System Account = "Checked"
b: Allow service to interact with desktop = "Checked"


Does any one has any step by step instructions on how to setup Windows
2003
server to run RUNRMTCMD?
Or
Any Ideas........................?

Thank You in advance.
Gary
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