RE: TCP/IP DDM resulting in CPE3447, CPD3E34 with errno 3447

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

And where are these client settings between two AS/400's?

Rob Berendt
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                    Chris Bipes
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resulting in CPE3447, CPD3E34 with errno 3447
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                    02/14/2002 11:22 AM
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                    midrange-l






Try adding a ping before the DDM connect.  This will establish the VPN
connection and routes.  You probably do not have a static route setup for
the IP being assigned by your VPN unit.  The route will be dynamically
created as a host route for the system connecting at time of connect.
Sounds like it just takes too long for all that to happen so the DDM client
is timing out.  You really need to look at the client setting for TCP
timeouts.

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