What is 802.11n Greenfield mode used for?
Understand what 802.11n High Throughput (HT) mode, or Greenfield mode, is in this explanation from our wireless networking expert
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Using remote AS400 commands in a Windows environment
RUNRMTCMD is the AS400 implementation of REXEC client and it supports 2000 characters, but the REXEC daemon from iSeries Access only supports up to 1000 characters. To run a long command, such as a SQL Server IS package, you will want to use a different REXEC daemon
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Remote access from behind a SonicWall firewall
Firewall rules may be preventing remote connections from a PC to AS400. A common problem is iSeries emulation because it requires the signon port to be open (and not just the telnet port
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Automating data transfer to iSeries using Client Access
To automate data transfer through a command instead of GUI, run the RFROMPCB.EXE from an AS400 command line
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Novell extends interoperability with Microsoft
Novell will create open source extensions to Microsoft, and mixed shops stand to benefit. But Red Hat may lose out, as Novell outpaces Red Hat's interoperability efforts
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