RE: QDLS - The Saga Continues, Again. Is ACS an option? -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: RE: QDLS - The Saga Continues, Again. Is ACS an option?
From: George Smith <gsmith@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Aug 2019 15:05:33 +0000
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Bill,

What about moving the documents from the QDLS folders to an IFS Folder and then the users can have a mapped drive to the IFS Folder. You can even set a Share folder and map to the Share, but the only thing I see with the Share is the mapping seems to have a simpler name i.e. \\ServerName\Sharename where the Server Name is the IBM i system name. The only small problem is that the Users ID and Password must be the same on Windows and the IBM i. If the user forgets to keep the passwords the same they can get disabled in the Network Neighborhood.

George R. Smith

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