Multiple Server in iSeries Navigator

Asked By kris penn 0 points N/A Posted on - 11/30/2011

How do I add multiple server connections with different IP Addresses to iSeries Navigator?

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Answered By Jackson Day 0 points N/A #110510

Multiple Server in iSeries Navigator

A number of the dining-room attendant careers supplied by i5/OS (3rd s).

May be configured to perform throughout a scheme besides the actual default scheme. A waiter is able to use subsystems that are shipped using the scheme or even “User-defined server subsystems” on page 13. 

A dining-room attendant also can utilize multiple subsystems. The path towards the proper scheme is governed through IP handles. 

To stipulate which usually subsystem server jobs utilize, you must make use of iSeries 
(TM) Sailing master. These stairways present how to piece waiter systems while using iSeries Navigator.

1. Open up iSeries Officer. 
2. Grow My Connections. 
3. Grow your iSeries Server. 
4. Grow System. 
5. Grow Waiters.

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Answered By Dyson Katherine 0 points N/A #110512

Multiple Server in iSeries Navigator

You have to be careful when making these changes.

Procedures are below:

a) Open Navigator > My Connections > Server > Network > Servers.

b) Select the type of servers. Sign in on the iseris access servers.

c) In the open window, select remote command properties.

d) Select the subsystems tab.

 

e) Mark specific clients, and add your desired IP address for connection purposes.

 

 

Select subnet mask. Choose Qusrwrk Subsystem. Choose “start in current subsystem” as an alternate option. 

 

I hope this helps.

 

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