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Subject: Passing a user and password via QNTC to a server
From: "Tom L. Deskevich" <tld@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2016 16:22:12 -0400
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Yes, understand that accounts must match up via QNTC.

Tried both lower and uppercase letters on the windows server.
Not being absolutely sure how the AS/400 is sending it.

When you ping, it does take the server name and map it to the static IP
address.

Tom Deskevich

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(814) 472-6066 Extension 134

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RE: Passing a user and password via QNTC to a server , Chris Bipes

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