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Right click on your connection in navigator and select properties then the connection tab. Under the performance section, change "Where to lookup remote port:" to STANDARD. click on OK and restart Navigator. This forces navigator to use the standard port instead of doing a port lookup every time you try to do something. From my own use I've found that the response time is greatly improved and makes the program useful to use as it was intended.
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This makes such a big improvement that you would think IBM would have made a popup notification for it, letting you knw the benefits and drawbacks of using it.Michael Catalani
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Cool thanks for the post...
On a similar line..Worked with jonas last night getting the Ops Console running on the 170. (It was my first
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a similar post popped up a while back on systeminetwork that has a little bit more tweaking as well http://forums.systeminetwork.com/isn...d=1#post670021I'm not anti-social, I just don't like people -Tommy HoldenComment
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when are you gonna let us trash that 170 for yaOriginally posted by jamief View PostCool thanks for the post...
On a similar line..Worked with jonas last night getting the Ops Console running on the 170. (It was my first )
More to come...
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Tom, that was where I got the info from. Didn't mention that in the OP because I wasn't sure about mentioning other forums on here. The other tweak was turning off the Task pad. I haven't noticed any major improvements by turning that off.Comment
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@ DAG0000 -You can do just about anything you'd like here....
Tom ... Soon!All my answers were extracted from the "Big Dummy's Guide to the As400"
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The description of why taskpad was an issue makes one wonder why you'd write anything in java
queue Ben.....
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well feel free to post darn near anything here...especially if it ticks off JamieOriginally posted by DAG0000 View Post
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I can not believe how zippy navigator is now.Michael Catalani
IS Director, eCommerce & Web Development
Acceptance Insurance Corporation
www.AcceptanceInsurance.com
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@ DAG0000 -Thanks for that - I like ...Greg Craill: "Life's hard - Get a helmet !!"Comment
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Did you get this going?Originally posted by jamief View PostOn a similar line..Worked with jonas last night getting the Ops Console running on the 170. (It was my first ) Comment
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I'll answer...since he seems to be distracted at the momentOriginally posted by FaStOnE View Post
Yes, he did. Setting us OpsNav Console is always a tricky process...never seems to go the same way twice.Jonas Temple
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Im big distracted....I will land sometime next month
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