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Thank You for the article. I appreciate it.
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OK.

Thank You for the article. I appreciate it.

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We have a remote system running V5R4 and our current server is running v7r2. &nbsp;<br />
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We have a remote location entry setup for the old machine it works with TELNET. &nbsp;I can access using 'TELNET OLDSYS' but I'm not able to do as savrstlib to 'OLDSYS' &nbsp;error:<br />
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Route to specified location not found. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
An error occurred during the SAVRSTLIB operation. &nbsp; <br />
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spelling is correct. &nbsp;If telnet works should savrstlib work?<br />
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Thank You!!!!
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We have a remote system running V5R4 and our current server is running v7r2.  

We have a remote location entry setup for the old machine it works with TELNET.  I can access using 'TELNET OLDSYS' but I'm not able to do as savrstlib to 'OLDSYS'  error:

Route to specified location not found.              
An error occurred during the SAVRSTLIB operation.   

spelling is correct.  If telnet works should savrstlib work?

Thank You!!!!

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