In the right pane of the window, all current NetServer sessions will be listed, along with the User and the Logon Type. Double click on the i5/OS NetServer to open the i5/OS NetServer shares and sessions pop-up window. Alternatively, in System i Navigator, expand Network | Servers| and select TCP/IP.
For security purposes, a connection made by a NetServer guest profile will assume the authorities of *PUBLIC, unless the guest profile has been given specific authority to particular objects.ĭ. Note: The NetServer guest will make a connection similar to that made by anonymous ftp. If the user profile does not exist, or is disabled, then the connection attempt is rejected. If a Guest user ID is specified on the Security tab, the user profile specified for this property will be used to access the share as guest. Right click on i5/OS NetServer and select Properties. In Navigator, expand Network | Servers | and select TCP/IP. Use System i Navigator to inspect the i5/OS NetServer Properties. Determine if a guest profile is configured. If it does not exist, proceed with Step 1c.Ĭ. If the Windows user ID exists on the IBM i, that profile is used to access the share. Use the WRKUSRPRF command, and determine if the first 10 letters of the Windows user name match an existing IBM i user profile. Determine if the Windows user ID exists on the IBM i operating system. If the user profile was not specified, use the following command to determine the Windows network user ID:įor Microsoft Windows NT/2000/XP and above, use: NET CONFIG WORKSTATIONįor Microsoft Windows 9x/ME, use: NET CONFIGī. If so, that user profile and password are used. Determine if a user profile and password were specified on the network drive connection. To determine the cause of the Access Denied message, check the following:ĭetermine the user profile used for the connection. The following is a checklist of known causes of the Microsoft Windows Access Denied message when accessing an IBM i5 NetServer share. This document provides a checklist of known causes of the Microsoft Windows 'Access Denied' message when accessing an IBM i5 NetServer share.
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