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<h1 class="topictitle1">Automatically configure virtual devices</h1>
<div><p>You can configure your Telnet server to automatically create virtual
devices as needed up to a set maximum.</p>
<p>You can enable the Telnet server to automatically configure your virtual
devices and controllers using the QAUTOVRT Devices System Values in iSeries™ Navigator.
You can specify the number of devices that are automatically started and you
can specify the maximum number of devices that the iSeries server automatically configures.
The iSeries server
configures or creates one device at a time, as needed, up to a specified limit.</p>
<p>When automatically configuring virtual devices with Telnet, the Telnet
server does not delete virtual devices and does not delete the devices when
the session closes. The server does not delete the devices even if the number
of devices attached to the virtual controllers exceeds the maximum number.
If the devices already exist on the virtual controller, the Telnet server
can use them. Telnet server will modify the attributes of an existing device
to match the client request if that virtual device is requested by name.</p>
<p>If you have never allowed automatic configuration of virtual devices on
your server, the Devices System Value Maximum number of devices value is 0.
A Telnet connection attempt will fail when the number of devices in use exceeds
the Maximum number of devices. A device in use has the status ACTIVE or SIGNON
DISPLAY. If you try to sign on, you receive a message (TCP2504) indicating
that the Telnet client session has ended and the connection is closed. In
addition, the QTCPIP job in the remote iSeries server sends a message (CPF8940)
indicating that a virtual device cannot be automatically selected.</p>
<p>If you change the Maximum number of devices to 10, the next Telnet connection
attempt causes the Telnet server to create a virtual device. Telnet creates
this virtual device because the number of virtual devices on the controller
(0) is less than the number specified in the Maximum number of devices(10).
Even if you change the specified number to 0 again, the next user attempting
a Telnet connection succeeds. When a Telnet connection attempt fails because
the iSeries server
is not able to create a virtual device, the CPF87D7 message is sent to the
system operator message queue on the Telnet server.</p>
<div class="note"><span class="notetitle">Notes:</span> <ol><li>The Telnet server does not automatically delete configured virtual devices
or named devices, even if the number of devices attached to the virtual controllers
exceeds the Maximum number of devices.</li>
<li>The Devices system values specify whether pass-through virtual devices
and Telnet full screen virtual devices that are attached to the QPACTL<var class="varname">nn</var> controllers
are automatically configured. This system value does not affect devices attached
to the QVIRCD<var class="varname">nnnn</var> controllers, because these are not default
system devices. Typically, QPADEV<var class="varname">nnnn</var> devices are attached
to QPACTL<var class="varname">nn</var> controllers while named devices, such as NEWYORK001,
are attached to the QVIRCDnnnn controller.</li>
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<p>For instructions to set this value in iSeries Navigator, refer to <a href="rzaiwnamdev.htm">Set the number of virtual devices</a>.</p>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rzaiwnamdev.htm" title="You can read this topic for instructions on configuring the number of virtual devices for the Telnet server and limiting the number of signon attempts allowed.">Set the number of virtual devices</a></div>
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<div class="relconcepts"><strong>Related concepts</strong><br />
<div><a href="rzaiwseccontrolaccess.htm" title="This topic provides tips for protecting your Telnet server from harm.">Control Telnet access</a></div>
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<div class="relref"><strong>Related reference</strong><br />
<div><a href="../rzakz/rzakzqautovrt.htm">QAUTOVRT Devices System Values</a></div>
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