SecurityRatty :: tag: iseries
Featured Articles :: Setting up personal communications between iSeries and Windows via the internet :: Become a self-taught System i guru :: Controlling spool files with APIs :: iSeries high availability planning and testing: Notes, gloats, and moats :: Using SQL syntax to override DB2 automatic column name generator on iSeries :: Making a file with an automatic key in iSeries with DDS keyword :: Deleting iSeries audit logs :: Using remote AS400 commands in a Windows environment :: Remote access from behind a SonicWall firewall :: Automating data transfer to iSeries using Client Access
To connect iSeries access emulation over the Internet, connect the Internet to your iSeries, and set the AS400 IP adress on the connection setting in Windows
If you want to shore up your AS/400 knowledge and career, there are many resources to turn to, including the Common user group, iSeries classes and IBM manuals
Having a high availability (HA) plan is necessary to keep your company productive during adverse conditions. But testing the plan and paying attention to all the minor details is equally important. Fax toner could cause a crisis in communication, and if employees don't show up because there's no emergency contact plan, your business will suffer...
If you want to create an automatic key using a DDS keyword on AS/400, Kent Milligan explains that any native writes performed against an SQL table created with an identity table will result in DB2 generating identity values
An audit log on AS/400 is a journal, and the data is stored in receivers attached to the journal. These can be deleted, but for future forensic reasons, you'll want to save it before you delete it
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
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