Q:
Workstation ID/IP Address
HI,
I have a situation we have made 500 device description (e.g. IT01, IT02...) for display and assigned each workstation id to user. After creating devices we changed the system value QAUTOCFG=0 and QAUTOVRT=0.
Now If A user is using B user worksation ID so B user is unable to get signon screen and as a result B user has not choice to use C,D,E,F, ... user workstation ID. This will create a big messup for us.
To control this kind of situation I beleve we can define somewhere in iseries or in windows workstation ID and IP address (static ip) but I could not figure out where and how.
If you have any clue or suggestion kindly guide me.
Thanks in advance.
Syed Hasan
Software/Hardware used:
Iseries & Iseries Access for Windows 5.8
I have a situation we have made 500 device description (e.g. IT01, IT02...) for display and assigned each workstation id to user. After creating devices we changed the system value QAUTOCFG=0 and QAUTOVRT=0.
Now If A user is using B user worksation ID so B user is unable to get signon screen and as a result B user has not choice to use C,D,E,F, ... user workstation ID. This will create a big messup for us.
To control this kind of situation I beleve we can define somewhere in iseries or in windows workstation ID and IP address (static ip) but I could not figure out where and how.
If you have any clue or suggestion kindly guide me.
Thanks in advance.
Syed Hasan
Software/Hardware used:
Iseries & Iseries Access for Windows 5.8
ASKED:
Oct 29 2009 1:22 PM GMT
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Sound like a make work project to me though...
Voodoo
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You need to read and understand Using Telnet exit point programs. Review the topics around that one and look into the Device initialization exit program and the Examples sub-topics.
Make SURE that you understand. These and related exit points can open your system entirely if coding errors are made in the wrong places.
Tom
