Hello Lance,
Several years back we gave up on QNTC because of the flakiness of the
connections.
You might want to check into installing Windows Services for Unix on
your Windows server and mapping an NFS share to the Windows box. This
is MUCH, MUCH more stable.
If you're open to commercial alternatives, we recently built wrappers
around the Samba PASE API's. This provides a stable CL command base for
sending/receiving files via the Samba API to any Windows Server or
server using Windows file sharing.
I believe Scott Klement also published an article a while back on using
the Samba API's.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Richard Schoen
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message: 6
date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 14:49:35 -0700
from: "Lance Gillespie" <lgillespie@xxxxxxxx>
subject: Persistent server mapping via qntc
I want to access a windows server from the i5 via /QNTC.
I can map it using mkdir, but the connection does not persist across an
IPL.
This is the correct behavior per the manual, bu I would like for it to
be persistent past an IPL.
I have several servers that remain visible after an IPL and suspect that
there is some setting in the
server setup that re-establishes the connection.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thanks,
Lance
midrange.com
