Re: CHGTELNA

Terry,

| Anyway, my question is, can these values be changed on the fly, without
| brining down telnet services?  We currently change the QINACTITV system
| value on the fly in the evening to drop inactive green screens, and would
| like to be able to do the same thing to telnet sessions.
The telnet server uses the QINACTITV system value to determine the
inactivity.  Up to V4R3, there was an inactivity time in CHGTELNA.  The
telnet server would use the lower of the 2 values for the inactivity timer
on sessions established after the change.  And changes to CHGTELNA require
that the server be ended. In V4R4, the QINACTITV is the only way to set the
inactivity time for telnet.

   Richard G. Hartmann
   AS/400 TCP/IP, Telnet Server/Client, Workstation Gateway, Print Server
development
   Internet e-mail: rgh@us.ibm.com
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Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 09:33:54 -0500
From: Terry Richardson <RichardsonT@ORVIS.com>
Subject: CHGTELNA

Good morning, all.  Please forgive me if this has already been asked, but I
can't seem to get to the archive this morning.  (David?)

We, like most shops, I presume, have some users who neglect to terminate
their TN5250 sessions at the end of the day.  Consequently, promotion of
objects to production occasionally fails because a file is locked by one of
their sessions.  This weekend, we changed the TELNET attributes INACTTIMO
and TIMMRKTIMO.  Unfortunately, they were set incorrectly and started
timing
out people after 10 minutes of inactivity (600 seconds), instead of the
intended 100 minutes (6000 seconds.)  What a difference a zero can make!
<g>

To alleviate some of the consternation of our users, the ops manager
brought
down the services and changes the attributes back to their original
settings
(instead of changing them to the correct values {don't get me started...}).

Anyway, my question is, can these values be changed on the fly, without
brining down telnet services?  We currently change the QINACTITV system
value on the fly in the evening to drop inactive green screens, and would
like to be able to do the same thing to telnet sessions.

Thanks-


Terry Richardson
Sr. P/A
The Orvis Company, Inc.
802-362-8663

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