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Rick, As Fritz has mentioned, you need Anynet to get the SNA over TCP/IP support that SNADS needs. Another way to end your host-to-host telnet passthru is to use the ENDCNN(*YES) option of the SIGNOFF command. On the systems I deal with, I've created a CL command that does SIGNOFF ENDCNN(*YES). An additional benefit is that this command will also end a host-to-host STRPASTHR terminal session (display station passthru). When I'm done with my remote session, I just type EP (my command name) and I'm back to my home system without having to remember if I used TELNET or STRPASTHR originally. This also helps if I have to telnet to one system (let's call it A) and then telnet to still another (let's call it B). Using my EP command on system B returns me to system A. If I'm on system B and use the ATTN key and option 99, I drop all the way back to my home system. A way around that using the ATTN key would be to use option 5 (Attn key to remote host). Doing that would display the "Send TELNET Control Functions" for system A. Hope this helps! Richard -----Original Message----- From: Rick Rayburn [mailto:the400man@hotmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 10:57 AM To: midrange-l@midrange.com Subject: RE: APPC - TCPIP Communications - SNADS Thanks to all who have helped in establishing our connection. We can Tele-net as a Passthru means (can the strapasthr command still work though?) but what about SNADS? Anyone know? Also, does anyone have any Tele-net session ending information (a la endpasthru?)
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