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- | The Digital Certificate Mananger (DCM) is where you will be importing Certificate Authorities (CAs) as well as working with certificates. | + | < |
- | DCM is accessible from a web browser through the IBM HTTP Administration web interface. | + | < |
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- | Follow these steps to access DCM: | + | ====== Knowledge Base ====== |
- | 1. Start the Administration Web Instance on our IBM i (System i, iSeries, AS/400): | + | |
- | STRTCPSVR SERVER(*HTTP) HTTPSVR(*ADMIN) | + | The Table of Contents at the right may assist the reader in navigating this section. |
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- | 2. Verify that the Administration Web Instance has started completely and is running. | + | The Search function at the top right may be used to search the content of this site. |
- | WRKACTJOB JOB(ADMIN) | + | ===== Information ===== |
- | This command will list all jobs running named ADMIN. | ||
- | 3. Open your browser and go the URL http:// | ||
- | 4. Enter a User ID and Password that has administrator privileges, and especially *IOSYSCFG authority. | ||
- | For V5R4 and lower you will be presented with the i5/OS Tasks page. | ||
- | For V6R1 and higher you are presented with the IBM Systems Director Navigator for i | ||
- | If you are presented with this page, click on the circled item which will take you to the IBM i Tasks Page. | ||
- | 5. The IBM i Tasks page may look different depending on what OS version you are on. | ||
- | In either instance, you will want to click on the Digital Certificate Manager link. Again, on V6R1 and above once you click on this link you will most likely be prompted to enter a user id and password again. | ||
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+ | ==== What type of printer can I use with iFORMS/ | ||
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+ | Since electronic form files are merged with spool file data and converted to ASCII, HP or compatible laser printers supporting **PCL 6** (PCL 6c, PCL6 e) files can be utilized. | ||
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+ | === PCL === | ||
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+ | The PCL acronym stands for **Printer Command Language**. It is an intermediate language used to communicate between computers and certain printers. You can read the general overview of PCL in [[http:// | ||
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+ | === PCL 6, PCL 6e Black / White PCL 6c Color === | ||
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+ | inFORM Decisions products work with PCL 5 (PCL 5e, PCL 5c) which is the language originally used by the Laserjet 4 printer and supported by HP Universal Print Driver(UPD). | ||
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+ | Search of Hewlitt Packard' | ||
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+ | **Note:** HP Universal Print Driver 6.1.0 is the last release of HP UPD to include PCL5. HP provides best effort support for PCL5 in the HP UPD. | ||
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+ | ==== Configuring a Network Printer With a JetDirect Card ==== | ||
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+ | Here is the RTVCFGSRC for a 4050 that we have on our network. Since it is | ||
+ | RTVCFGSRC, all parameters appear, even though most of them are the command | ||
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+ | With the IP address in the RMTLOCNAME, as I have it above, you don't need | ||
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+ | TCP/IP host table, then use the printer names in the device description | ||
+ | (which I am going to do for ours when I get a round tuit). | ||
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+ | This printer handles both PC output and AS/400 output. | ||
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+ | How can I get a count of the objects on my system? | ||
+ | You may wish to use IBM's commands RTVDSKINF/ | ||
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+ | ===== Specific Issues ===== | ||
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+ | ==== Upgrading to iMail From FlashMail ==== | ||
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+ | Copy the FlashMail library to iMailx. Add library [[start# | ||
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+ | ==== Starting Fax Lines Automatically ==== | ||
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+ | First you need to **grant authority** of the user profile KFFAX to QPGMR. This can be done with WRKOBJ and using option 2 to edit the authority. | ||
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+ | Next, edit your **QSTRUPPGM** with the following source code lines near the end of the prorgram: | ||
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+ | ===== FAQ-Frequently Asked Questions ===== | ||
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+ | ==== How to find out the LPAR number on your system ==== | ||
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+ | To find out LPAR on your system: | ||
+ | DSPSRVAGT TYPE(*SRVREGINF) | ||
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+ | ==== How to change the default outq for your Output Option window when using Manual Merge ==== | ||
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+ | Start by going to change the data area, on a command line type: CHGDTAARA | ||
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+ | Then type this in for the ‘Data area’: DSOUTQ | ||
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+ | And for the ‘New Value’ type in outq you want to use | ||
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+ | ==== How To Retrieve A *USERASCII Spool File From An Outqueue. ==== | ||
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+ | iDocs outputs pcl spool files, which have the type of ***USERASCII**. This is different from regular text spool files such as joblogs, which are of type ***SCS**. | ||
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+ | To retrieve a *USERASCII spool file and send it to us please use the following procedure: | ||
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+ | 1. Add the iDocs library to the top of the library list. **ADDLIBLE FMG *FIRST**\\ | ||
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+ | 2. Use the command **GETASCSPLF** ( Get Ascii Spool File ) to copy the *USERASCII spool file to an IFS directory.\\ | ||
+ | **GETASCSPLF < | ||
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+ | Get *USERASCII Spool File (GETASCSPLF) | ||
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+ | Type choices, press Enter. | ||
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+ | Job Name . . . . . . . . . . . . < | ||
+ | User Name . . . . . . . . . . < | ||
+ | Job Number . . . . . . . . . . < | ||
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+ | IFS output file name . . . . . . < | ||
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+ | Complete the command prompt with the spool file parameters correct for your spool file and a target IFS path that exists on your system and press < | ||
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+ | 3. Then, use **binary FTP** to retrieve the stream file from the IFS to the PC. There are many FTP clients | ||
+ | available including the DOS command line, but we recommend [[ http:// | ||
+ | well with the IBM i server. | ||
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