View a list of iSeries NetServer shared objects
You can use iSeries NetServer™ to access shared resources on an iSeries network. These
shares consist of the following items, called shared objects:
- File shares, which share integrated file system
directories on iSeries
- Print shares, which share iSeries output queues
You can view a list of shared objects from within iSeries Navigator, which allows
you to see all of the objects that iSeries is currently sharing with PC clients
by using iSeries NetServer.
To view a list of currently shared objects in iSeries Navigator, follow these steps:
- In iSeries Navigator, expand Network.
- Expand Servers.
- Click TCP/IP to view a list of TCP/IP servers available.
- Right-click iSeries NetServer and select Open.
- Expand Shared Objects to display a list of currently
shared objects.
Tip:
You can also display a list of iSeries NetServer shared objects by using Windows clients.
To do so, follow these steps:
For Windows 2000:
- Open the Windows Start menu.
- Select Search.
- Select For files or Folders...
- Click the Computers link.
- In the Computer Name field, specify the server name
of iSeries NetServer.
- Click Search Now.
- Open iSeries NetServer by double-clicking the found computer.
For Windows XP:
- Open the Windows Start menu.
- Select Search.
- Click Computers or People.
- Click A Computer in the Network.
- Specify the server name for iSeries NetServer in the appropriate field.
- Click Search.
- Open iSeries NetServer by double-clicking the found computer.
For Windows Server 2003:
- Open the Windows Start menu.
- Select Search.
- Click Other search objects.
- Click Printer, computers, or people.
- Click A computer in the network.
- Specify the server name for iSeries NetServer in the appropriate field.
- Click Search.
- Open iSeries NetServer by double-clicking the found computer.
Note:
You must enroll all users who are working with shared objects
from the QDLS file system into the iSeries system distribution directory. Users
who are not enrolled in the system distribution directory are not able to
access file shares from the QDLS file system. Use the Add Directory Entry
(ADDDIRE) CL command to enroll users in the system distribution directory.