RE: Client Access Session Drops

[thomas@xxxxxxxxxxx]

John:

On Wed, 05 September 2001, "John Taylor" wrote:

> I don't think a standard comm trace on the ethernet line would be
> effective --too much data coming through-- but TRCTCPAPP may be an option.

I believe a comm trace will be much more help than TRCTCPAPP simply because I 
don't believe the info you need to see will ever reach the TCP app trace; it's 
hard to believe this gets up to the TCP application level (though I'm 
stretching my knowledge when I start in that area).

Now, it's true you're going to get much more than you need in a comm trace. 
Fortunately, you'll have multiple tries. If you can't catch it the first time, 
then keep the trace running and try again.

But beyond that, how about some info on your physical setup? How many adapters 
are you interfacing with? And how many TCP/IP interfaces do you have defined? 
(You mentioned multiple subnets.) How many routes? (I've seen troubles related 
to these questions.)  And I've lost track of your OS/400 release.

Tom Liotta


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