Auto start attribute for all TCP servers

Learn which TCP servers have the auto start attribute set to *yes.

Marcin Jaworski

Published: 03 Apr 2006

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Sometimes you want to know which TCP servers have the auto start attribute set to *yes. The best method to look at all servers at once is to display file QUSRSYS/QATOCSTART. All auto-start values are stored within that file. Another method is to click on properties of TCP/IP configuration in iSeries Navigator and access "servers to start" tab.

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