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From my XP box, that works great. From my co-worker's 7 box, itaround a bit, then comes up with an error. One of three errors.
swirls
He also tells me that there does appear to be a function to unmap a
drive from Windows Explorer - Windows 7.
John McKee
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 11:24 AM, TheBorg <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If you click the Start -> Run, you can enter \\iSeriesName to viewof
the shared IFS folders.
On the login panel presented by Windows, the proper syntax is
iSeriesName\iSeriesUserID in the upper box, and iSeries password in
the lower box.
"John McKee" wrote in message
news:mailman.4656.1368803206.7202.midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx...
He tried using a dummy domain as suggested by IBM. Also, the IP
address
the i, and I >think< the names in DNS, not sure about that. Then,is
there
the issue of no leading \\ or not. I think he tried both ways as well.computer.
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 9:02 AM, TheBorg <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When attempting to access the folder and the login panel appears,user
the
should enter the iSeries systemname\user name and password.recreate
-sjl
"John McKee" wrote in message
news:mailman.4622.1368764923.7202.midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx...
A co-worker was given a new computer with Windows 7. He tried to
the drive assignments to IFS folders he used on his Windows XP
PF,The drive assignment works. He is unable to access the contents.check
I do not recall the exact error he received.
His i user profile is different from his network id. I asked him
to
that his i password was 10 characters or less. Same for hishe
network password. And that network password had no mixed case or
special characters. Still not authorized.
presumably from Windows, requesting a user name and password. <<<When he tries to access the folder, he is presented with a
box,
I called IBM support. Initially, I was routed to support for i issues.
Checked a few system values. Then, I was forwarded to, I think,
CA support. Co-worker can not install CA, as it is on a share on the i.
Initially, I was in the middle. Then, I suggested to my co-worker
that
respond to the IBM support person.his
IBM support sent him an email with things to try. Last was to run
a communications trace. Exact command parameters were detailed.
Start trace, try to access folder, end the trace. I logged on as
QSRCOFR on
computer, and we did what was requested. Nothing was said about
the resulting two spool files that were produced. I used
CPYFRMSPLF to a
(itthen CPYTOSTMF, using *PCASCII. Resulting files can be viewed
with Notepad. Thinking the files were wanted by IBM, I sent them
to the IBM person and copy to co-worker. He could not do that,
again, because he could not access any shares. First IBM contact
had me check to see if his
wasis
late, and am tired. I am thinking network profile on the i
)profile
them.disabled. It wasn't.told
I asked the first IBM contact if a PTF needed to be installed and
was
none addressed the issue.
This morning, the second IBM person sent an email reply back about
my email with two attachments. He didn't know what they were or
how to open
doCo-worker replied to use Notepad. We have heard nothing else.
A very long buildup. I apologize. Since there was nothing stated
to
thewith any spool files, did I do what was needed? I only ask based
on
waste.email reply from IBM. I am very confused by this.the
Before calling IBM, I also looked through the Midrange archives.
Thus
ideas on password length, special characters, and case.
I still wonder if a PTF is missing. V5R4M0. Today was a complete
Otherwise,Spent six hours in training on how to use help desk software.
listInew
might have been able to try searching myself. Tomorrow, I get to
face
issues and try to get caught up on undone tasks from Thursday.
So, any ideas, and did I do what IBM needed?
John McKee
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