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  3. September 2006

Getting the list of servers

When I go to http://myi5:2001/HTTPAdmin and then select All Application 
Servers I didn't see any.  Through some use of the WRKOBJLCK ROB *USRPRF I 
found the job supporting this.  I noticed a message that the password for 
user QEJBSVR was expired.  So I ran a CHGUSRPRF QEJBSVR 
PASSWORD(somevaluehere), ENDTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN),  then a 
STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN).  Now I can see the list of 
application servers.

Just for grins I went to a different i5  http://myotheri5/HTTPAdmin, 
selected All Application Servers and I saw the list.  On this system user 
QEJBSVR has had it's password expired since October 2004.

Why the discrepancy?  Meaning, why did one machine show the list with the 
expired password, and the other one didn't?

Rob Berendt

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