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The two sessions that ARE running, are running in QINTER and that is normal for this system.

Scott's suggestion was also something I tried (bumping up the QAUTOVRT value). It is at 250 for an office of 10 users so that should be plenty.. :-)

I have IBM in the loop now and they are stumped (at least, the first phone call left them stumped). I am supposed to get a call back from a different group so I'll keep you all posted.

Meanwhile, keep the ideas coming. I'd like this NOT to turn into an all nighter.....

Thanks,

Pete


On 7/15/2010 5:33 PM, Coy Krill wrote:
Any chance the subsystem they normally run in isn't up and running? That
would get you a connected telnet session with no login screen.

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Subject: Re: Most telnet sessions not connecting after system restore

All are using the IP address of the i.

Pete


On 7/15/2010 5:19 PM, Charles Wilt wrote:
Pete,

Are some of the sessions using IP and other the DNS name?

Charles

On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 7:09 PM, Pete Helgren<Pete@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Not sure what is going on here. I had a couple of sessions connected
to
this customers 520 when I shut it down, replaced all the drives and
did
a system restore. When the system came back up, I reconnected my
sessions (tn5250j standard telnet sessions) and continued to check on
items and told the customer to go ahead and have the users sign back
on. The issue is, they can't sign on. I seem to have the only two
functional sessions (besides the console). They get a session
indicating they are "online" but the signon screen never displays.
Even
I can't create a new session. The users are accessing named
sessions.
The sessions are in vary on pending status.

TCP/IP and Telnet are obviously running (else I couldn't be on
myself).
So the question is: What did I miss? I deleted a session and then
attempted to connect (Auto config is ON) but the session never gets
created.
Ideas?

Thanks,

Pete

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