Re: Stupid "double" question about Management Central

[Neil Palmer <neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I think this is related to a Translation Table that Ops Nav tries to 
access from the managing system.  My solution for this was to change the 
managing system to a local one, but as you say, you don't have this option 
due to the release of OS/400 on your local system.  So unless some CA 
Expert has a way to stop this behaviour all I could suggest is a complete 
uninstall and reinstall of CA/400 & OpsNav.  Make sure after the uninstall 
that all files are removed.




Antonio Fernandez-Vicenti <afvaiv@xxxxxxxxxx> 
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Thanks to Jan Megannon and Booth Martin for their answers,
BUT...
the second question is NOT the auto dial issue in itself, since I have 
configured my Internet connection thru a modem and I want it to start 
automatically whenever I start Netscape/I.Explorer... So I don't want to 
inactivate the autodial.
May be I didn't explain myself clear enough, but the question should 
have been: if my connection to the local small AS/400 is in my local 
ethernet , why should modem dial up start?
Jan, as you asked , I'm using W98SE and CAExpress 4.5.
When I start 5250 Emulation to the small, local, AS/400, the modem will 
start, why ??? , since it is NOT needed for the AS/400 in in the local 
ethernet. If I cancel the modem connection, I still get the connection 
to my small AS/400 work... so dial up is not needed but fires up!
My guess is the following: As I explained in my original message, I had 
Central Management configured for a remote AS/400... which needs dial up 
connection.
I guess when I try connection to my local AS/400, Central Management 
"some how tries to verify something ???...", which forces the dial up 
connection to the remote Central Management AS/400...
That's why I want to get rid of this Central Management function, which 
I really don't need. Just configured it time ago for testing only, and 
now I cannot get rid of it...
But if my guess is correct, why starting emulation to the local system 
fires the dial up connection to remote Central Management?

Thanks,
 Antonio