Re: Diabling Telnet Attention key

> I guess I was under the impression that he was telnetting from a PC to
> an iSeries, then telnetting from that iSeries to something else.

In that case (which coincides exactly with my own tests), then the PC
Telnet client (Note, I tried this with Touchtone's own TN5250e client) is
TALKING to the Telnet server on the first machine, but RUNNING the Telnet
CLIENT on that machine, which in turn, is talking to the Telnet server on
the second machine.

And you could have multiple layers of Telnet clients running in jobs that
communicate through the Telnet server.

If you are using a conventional ASCII Telnet client (such as the one that
comes with WinDoze), the Telnet server still doesn't do anything to
intercept the "CTRL-A" that serves as an ATTN in that protocol. But then,
if you're using THAT to communicate with an AS/400, then either you don't
have anything better, or you're a masochist.

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JHHL