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Other things that I did:
Another resource (after I performed the above) was to cry for help. I called my network administrators (you can also call IBM's support line), and after going over everything with them, they helped me see my way through the fog. Eliminating the above, I now have only one reason for the problem: My laptop's physical Ethernet hardware appears to be bad. Now I need to go deal with that.
As you can see, our cute little cousins to the iSeries can be very complex animals. But now you have some tools to help you diagnose your problem. Hopefully your solution will come easier to you than it did to me.
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About the author: Andrew Borts is webmaster at United Auto Insurance Group in North Miami, Fla. He is often a frequent speaker at COMMON and is past president of The Southern National Users Group, an iSeries-AS/400 user group based in Deerfield Beach, Fla.
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