RE: CA/400 and Windows Connect to

[eric <eric@xxxxxxxxxx>]

It is a Windows problem.  You need to tell Windows to stop autodialing 
everytime it senses TCP/IP.  Close C/A, go into My Computer, Dial up 
Networking, rename the device that dials out to the internet, restart C/A. 
 A window will pop that states that it can not find the device that it is 
supposed to dial out to and it will ask if you want it to auto-dial in the 
future.  Disable auto-dial, rename the device to its original name.  You 
should be all set.  HTH.

Eric Kempter
CommAir Mechanical Services, Inc.


-----Original Message-----
From:   Erick [SMTP:egarske@home.com]
Sent:   Tuesday, December 15, 1998 8:01 PM
To:     Midrange
Subject:        CA/400 and Windows Connect to

Some workstations in my shop have a peculiar behavior when Client Access is
started and connecting locally to the AS/400 through the NT network.  The
dial-up window continues to reappear throughout the session. These
workstations have Windows 95 and 56k modems and 10 mg Ethernet cards.

Is this a problem with CA/400, Windows, or the TCP/IP configuration?

Thanks in advance for any insight into this problem.


Erick Garske
egarske@home.com

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