How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem. -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem.
From: Darryl Freinkel <dhfreinkel@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 31 Aug 2015 11:53:41 -0400
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We have a need to switch some workstations to run under QPGMR so that we can shutdown QINTER for a few hours for system maintenance.

I do have workstation entry names in QPGMR with the value MIS*.

That does work occasionally, but I don't remember how and when. My client access session name is MIS_d1, but it continually goes directly to QINTER.

I want to test the process before this coming weekend.

Help!

TIA

Darryl.
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Follow-Ups:

Re: How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem. , Charles Wilt
Re: How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem. , Holger Scherer
Re: How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem. , Jeff Young
RE: How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem. , Michael Smith
Re: How to get workstations to log on through QPGMR subsystem. , Paul Roy

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