Re: QNTC and Windows 7 Shares

Both the PC and the iSeries are in the same workgroup. I do see the PC when
I do an option 5 on QNTC.

I did create a user on the iSeries with the same user id and password as
the PC. Didn't seem to make any difference.

From what I can see, everything has read/write authority. I had another

fellow in IT access the shared folder on my PC via Windows Explorer and he
was able to view a file I had in the folder.

Vic

On Tue, Sep 18, 2012 at 2:40 PM, Jeffrey Tickner <jtickner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

wrote:

The only relationship I have noticed between Netserver and QNTC is in the
Netserver setup you specify what domain to broadcast shares to.
I find this correlates to what will just show up when you do a 5 on QNTC.

I find that if I am trying to connect to a system outside of that
specified domain things work better if I use the IP address of the target
system when doing a MKDIR.
I also sometimes have to create a local user on the target system with the
same profile and password as the windows domain user and it will start
working.

In my experience the most common problems are actually the windows
authority.
Check authority on the share AND the windows folder you are sharing, make
sure 'everyone' has read access.
When you get it working you can try removing authority until it stops
working.
make sure your windows password is lower case

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