asked on Setting up QNTC without integrated server and domain
Our integrated server went down which was also our domain controller. We also setup a temporary windows 2003 server for QNTC. Our SA400 os is v5r4. Since QNTC cant browse the server on the network without a domain I manually added the 2003 server. I did so by clickin on the QNTC folder in iNavigaror and adding a folder with the same name as the IP of the server. On the server I created a local user with the same name/password as the AS400 login. Also, on the server I created a share with open permissions to everyione and the new login. When I click on the server folder/IP in QNTC is seems to hand and when it eventually comes back it doesn't show the windows share. I thought the integrated server wasnt required for QNTC to work. Is the domain still required?
How do I get my scenario to work.
How do I get my scenario to work.
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Gary Patterson, CISSP
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The domain that was configured in NetServer was the integrated server so that domain is down. Also, the temporary server that was setup wasn't added to a domain. I did do a MKDIR and I made sure the user/passwords match. When I browser other servers in QNTC they come back right away and hare no shares. Thats expected since they are all newer OSs. When I browse the 203 server I know is trying to do something because it hangs for a few minutes. The it eventually comes back with no shares. Its almost as is I dont have something enabled on the 2003 server.
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I managed to figure out why it was hanging when I clicked on the server in QNTC. It was because windows firewall on the 2003 server was blocking traffic. When I turned off the firewall I could see the share and the contents. However, I dont want to leave the firewall off.
Does anyone know what port I need to open up in windows firewall for QNTC to work?
Does anyone know what port I need to open up in windows firewall for QNTC to work?
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