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I'll assume that CA/400 clients are defining device names for their
Telnet5250 sessions that don't start with DSP.
If you set system value QDEVNAMING to *NORMAL, then DUMB Terminals attached to workstation controllers will be named as follows:
o *NORMAL. Naming conventions must follow AS/400 standards. The following are examples of names following AS/400 standards:
Display Stations DSP01, DSP02
When you then do a WRKACTJOB the DSPxx jobs running in subsystem QINTER would be dumb terminals, while the other jobs would be the CA/400 TCP/IP connected devices.
If you changed your mind and allowed the system to generate a virtual device name, it would be very easy to differentiate between local and IP connected because as you already know, they would be automatically configured by the system with names like QPADEV0001.
That said... You could also experiment with creating additional memory pools on the system and through QINTER subsystem configuration changes and different job descriptions for remote and local devices, route local devices to POOL 2 and remote devices to POOL 3. Using the F11 key from the WRKACTJOB display screen would then allow you to display POOL ID for a job and even to sort by POOL. In this example it would then be sorting by local and remote devices.
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