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Guest.Visitor
01-01-1995, 02:00 AM
How do you know it is the IPCS/NT that is causing performance issues? On Tuesday, March 16, 1999, 04:46 AM, Jason Hughes wrote: Does anyone have any experience of NT on the IPCS impacting AS/400 performance ??? If so what was the cause and the remedy ??

Guest.Visitor
03-25-1999, 02:19 PM
What OS are you running on the PC? On Friday, March 05, 1999, 03:05 PM, Richard Casey wrote: If my PC is connected to the AS/400 via Ethernet and is also connected to the Internet via a dialup ISP, can the AS/400 access the Internet (FTP, TELNET, etc) through my PC? Can the PC act as a "router" between the PC<->AS/400 LAN segment and the PC<->Internet segment? Thanks!

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03-25-1999, 02:51 PM
Chris, I'm running Windows '98 on my PC. Thanks! On Thursday, March 25, 1999, 03:19 PM, chris schulz wrote: What OS are you running on the PC? On Friday, March 05, 1999, 03:05 PM, Richard Casey wrote: If my PC is connected to the AS/400 via Ethernet and is also connected to the Internet via a dialup ISP, can the AS/400 access the Internet (FTP, TELNET, etc) through my PC? Can the PC act as a "router" between the PC<->AS/400 LAN segment and the PC<->Internet segment? Thanks!

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03-25-1999, 04:05 PM
On Thursday, March 25, 1999, 08:21 AM, Dale Monti wrote: I would like to retreive the IP address of the AS/400 I am working on. Are there any functions or API's to get this info? Thanks Dale The problem is an AS/400 can have more than one IP address. You must have at least one IP address for each network port. Our AS/400 has 6 IP addresses. JHicks@SUZ.com

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03-26-1999, 06:13 AM
On Thursday, March 25, 1999, 05:05 PM, Jim Hicks wrote: On Thursday, March 25, 1999, 08:21 AM, Dale Monti wrote: I would like to retreive the IP address of the AS/400 I am working on. Are there any functions or API's to get this info? Thanks Dale The problem is an AS/400 can have more than one IP address. You must have at least one IP address for each network port. Our AS/400 has 6 IP addresses. JHicks@SUZ.com I'm not picky, I'll take any IP I can get. Actually all of them would be best and I could choose the one I want. I thought maybe there was some API that returned an array or something. Thanks

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03-26-1999, 08:29 AM
On Friday, March 26, 1999, 07:13 AM, Dale Monti wrote: On Thursday, March 25, 1999, 05:05 PM, Jim Hicks wrote: On Thursday, March 25, 1999, 08:21 AM, Dale Monti wrote: I would like to retreive the IP address of the AS/400 I am working on. Are there any functions or API's to get this info? Thanks Dale The problem is an AS/400 can have more than one IP address. You must have at least one IP address for each network port. Our AS/400 has 6 IP addresses. JHicks@SUZ.com I'm not picky, I'll take any IP I can get. Actually all of them would be best and I could choose the one I want. I thought maybe there was some API that returned an array or something. Thanks I don't know about device API's. I assume you would need an API that would tell you all of the network devices on the computer. Then you would have to get the properties of each network device. I don't know what your application is, but maybe you could use the DNS. If you have version 4 and you have DNS setup, I assume you place your system's name in the DNS database. You can use the CL comand RTVNETA to get the AS/400 system name. Then use the socket library to get the host IP address for that name. I have done something like that on Unix computers, not AS/400. JHicks@SUZ.com

Guest.Visitor
03-29-1999, 07:09 PM
I have an AS400 with SSP also using TCP/IP from PC's. I connect to the S/36 side using Client Access and TFRM36 with no Problems.