Re: starting only one QINTER session?

[Christopher Bergeron <cbergeron@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Andy, thanks for the help.  I created a new subsystem and I have it 
started.  I called it CBQINTER.  I can see it in WRKACTJOB and 1 user 
actually logged in under it.  I'm a little confused now about how the 
400 knows which workstations are supposed to use it instead of the other 
QINTER.  I went into WRKSBSD bergelib\cbqinter and DISPLAY (option 5) 
the subsystem.  Once the subsystem came up, I can view the workstation 
entries, and I have *CON and *ALL.  Is it safe to modify these?  QINTER 
is running on the system, and I'm experimenting here on a production 
system, so I really want to tread lightly.  I'm feeling much more 
confident on the 400 now and I'm taking a liking to it!  I'm a little 
lost as to where to go from here...


Thanks again,
CB



Andy Nolen-Parkhouse wrote:

> Christopher,
>
> Perhaps the easiest way to get going would be to create a tech-support
> subsystem which would remain up.
>
> Here's what I've done in the past:
>
> - Use the CRTDUPOBJ command to duplicate the QINTER subsystem description
> to a user library with a new name.
> - Use the WRKSBSD command to modify the new subsystem description.  Your
> primary concern will be the workstation entries.  You need to remove all
> generic entries and only allow access to specifically named workstations
> which you would have access to.
>
> Regards,
> Andy Nolen-Parkhouse
>
>  
>
> > Christopher Bergeron
> > Subject: starting only one QINTER session?
> >
> > Is it possible to start only one QINTER session?  At the end of the
> > day,
> >  we kill all QINTER sessions while we backup our system.  What I'd
> > like
> > to be able to do is start a QINTER session from home, but only for
> > myself.  Right now, I use:  rmtcmd strsbs QINTER //systemname - but it
> > starts QINTER across the board and any of my users can log on to the
> > system.  Does anyone know if there's an option for QINTER or if I can
> > configure this somehow?  I'm new to the AS/400 so I'm very confident
> > compiling CL programs, or the like (yet).
> >
> > Much thanks for any tips...
> > -CB
> >    
>
>
>
>
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