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Re: CA Express and Life Certainties (A question appears at the end)

  • Subject: Re: CA Express and Life Certainties (A question appears at the end)
  • From: neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 23:02:14 -0500

Some wild guesses:
- Host server jobs not running on remote system
- CA/400 license manager issue on remote system (is 5769-XW1 installed?)

...Neil



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2000/11/16 03:01
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I have a client moving from Rumba to CA Express (4.5.1) as part of a
corporate-wide standardization project.  Said client has several systems
attached throughout the continent via TCP/IP locally, and at least one
customer remotely.  This client has very few connections actually described
on my local AS/400, in fact, none explicitly.

I'm no TCP/IP expert, but I do know this.  I can connect CA Express to my
local host via the Wizard without difficulty using the system name.  I can
further connect to one of our remote locations that appears on the local
AS/400 under NETSTAT with a generic address of First Three Digits (dot)
Second Three Digits (dot) zero (dot) zero where the succeeding zeros are
actually more explicit numbers, using the explicit number under CAE and a
setting of "Server".  I _CANNOT_ seem to connect to the remote customer
utilizing the same methodology used for the remote in-house location, and the
remote customer has no similar generic entry under NETSTAT.

I also know that, after adding a HOSTS entry to my NT machine, I can PING and
TELNET to the remote customer under DOS.  I can also PING and TELNET to the
remote customer via a session on our local hosting AS/400.  However, I
_CANNOT_ seem to connect to the remote customer using _ANY_ settings under
CAE.  Rumba (that we're replacing) on our old system is no problem.  The old
version of NetSoft on my laptop is no problem.  CAE _IS_ a problem.

Can anyone help me here?

Regards,

Dean Asmussen
Enterprise Systems Consulting, Inc.
Fuquay-Varina, NC  USA
E-mail:  DAsmussen@aol.com

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