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I am fairly new to the Web world myself, and have learnt a few things along the way: CFGTCP option 12 - write down the HOSTNAME CFGTCP option 10 - find the IP address of your iSeries. Write it down. If either the host name or IP address is in your DNS, you should be able to use http://host_name:2001. If not, you can add the host name and IP address to your hosts file on your PC. If you don't know how to do that (it depends on the version of Windows/*nix you're running) then you should be able to use the IP address http:123.123.123.123:2001 instead of host_name. The key is that you should be able to open up a command line and ping the iSeries from your PC. Finally, make sure that you are inside the firewall, or have your network administrator open port 2001. --buck
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