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  3. March 2011

Re: Scanning to IFS Directory

SJL,

I think she just has her terminology a little mixed up. She's trying to use a copier to store data on her IBM i DASD. She's trying to use NetServer to do that.

She seems to be calling it "IFS" because she doesn't doesn't know the right term. It's (unfortunately) *very* common that folks use the term "IFS" when they really mean "access to my IBM i DASD via Windows Networking" (which is really NetServer)


On 3/29/2011 3:46 PM, sjl wrote:
Candy -

I respectfully disagree.

Access to network server shares via QNTC /is/ done via the IFS. Perhaps you
either don't understand how QNTC works, or have not got things set up
properly...

- sjl


Candy wrote:

Jeff,

I like your selection and will keep it in mind for future reference,
however our ERP software is expecting something to be loaded into the IFS.
It will not recognize the QNTC whenI prompt to input path name.

Thank you for your input, it is appreciated.





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