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Common AS/400 FTP questions answered
WAN engineers may have questions regarding AS/400 FTP. In this FAQ, get answers on some of the most common questions, such as how to make your AS/400 visible to an FTP server. Continue Reading
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System i FTP: Fast guide to Redbooks and articles
Need information fast on FTP for the iSeries? Take a look at these publications. We've found Redbooks, articles and FAQs for everyone from novice users to experienced pros. Continue Reading
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Accessing MS SQL Server database from the iSeries
An ITKE member recently was looking for some information on the best way to execute a SQL statement on the iSeries. Fellow iSeries users offered advice. Continue Reading
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Simplify the process of converting a spool file from iSeries into an Excel spreadsheet
To simplify and accelerate the process of converting a spool file from iSeries into an Excel spreadsheet, eliminate the creation of the spool file and instead create a CVS text file, which can easily be loaded into Excel. Continue Reading
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User profile on remote machine needed for TCP/IP
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Connecting multiple iSeries systems through DDM
Working with databases over multiple iSeries systems can be simple when remotely connecting logical partitions with distributed data management (DDM). Continue Reading
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Tracking remote access users on System i
As remote access through FTP or iSeries Access becomes the standard, the system history log and exit point solutions are two options for tracking users on the AS/400. Continue Reading
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Controlling remote access on your IBM i
To control remote access via network connections on the AS/400, the most secure solution is implementation of the exit point controls in the operating system. The server controls serve as gatekeepers to your iSeries, checking IP addresses of remote ... Continue Reading
Problem Solve iSeries networking Issues
We’ve gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
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How to view source files in the library
On the AS/400 library, source files are multi-member. View source files using GET QCLSRC.membername or MGET QRPGSRC.* Continue Reading
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Configure the iSeries v5r4 to open the HTTPS port for incoming connections
When the HTTPS 443 port is not accessible from interned but is open within the local network, open the port for incoming connections by recognizing the problem as a network firewall issue rather than an iSeries issue. Continue Reading
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SQL7008 error in iSeries Access and journals
SQL7008 error in iSeries Access is most frequently caused by trying to update a file that is not journaled or when a user lacks authority to the journal. Continue Reading