RE: [Bulk] QDCRDEVD API Not Working as Advertised (or is it just me?) -- MIDRANGE-L

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The stores only have a PC, which connects to the System i sitting next to me
using Client Access. I'm not really concerned about the IP address of a
session inside HQ's four walls. I just wanted to be able to identify the
store calling in. Seems to work at the store level; none of them have
routers (or so I've been told - famous last words).

Jerry C. Adams
IBM i Programmer/Analyst
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Sent: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 3:11 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: [Bulk] QDCRDEVD API Not Working as Advertised (or is it just
me?)

Jerry,

Unless your stores have their own IBM i then I wouldn't think this NATting
would make sense. The API retrieves the IP address from the device
description, which should be stored on the i.

Rob Berendt

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