Re: Client Access disconnecting

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Hi Don,

CCS is short for Castlehill Computer Services Ltd. A UK based company. I
added the 400 on the end to obtain a .com web name and to emphasise that
I deal specifically with the AS/400 - iSeries market place.

It is a small company, Based in Scotland. My web site is www.ccs400.com

Syd


Don wrote:

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>Syd,
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>what's ccs400?  :)
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>Don
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>On Sat, 2 Mar 2002, Dr Syd Nicholson wrote:
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>>Doug.
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>>No CA sessions were active. I don't know if the fact that CA was
>>installed is significant. I used it when dialing in from outside.
>>
>>Based on the amount of time I had to give to solving problems for my
>>small network, I estimated that it cost me £12,000 pounds sterling per
>>year. This was unaceptable. I needed something better, something more
>>stable, something less time consuming. I tried Linux, was impressed by
>>it's function and stability and stayed with it.
>>
>>Linux is much, much cheaper to run. Windows belongs in the trash can!!!!
>>
>>Syd
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>>Douglas Handy wrote:
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>>>Syd,
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>>>>The gateway, when running windows, had CA/400 installed. If TCP hung up,
>>>>the entire network seemed to stop. No access to Internet, mail, etc.
>>>>
>>>Was CA/400 merely installed, or were CA session(s) active on gateway?
>>>
>>>I agree that when TCP hangs up, nearly all TCP traffic stops on that machine
>>>(but not necessarily all of it).  On my gateway machine, CA/400 is not even
>>>installed.  If, and I consider this a big if, merely having CA/400 installed 
>is
>>>sufficient to "cause" the problem, then it may be IBM's fault.
>>>
>>>Does anyone running Mocha or other 5250 telnet without CA installed also
>>>experience random disconnects?
>>>
>>>Doug
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