RE: Weird Token Ring Message?s

[sydnic@xxxxxxxxxx]

You could check the power control options of these PCs. Often, when a PC goes
to sleep because it hasn't been used for while, it might be disconnecting from
the network. When it wakes up again, the network is automatically reconnected.

Could this be the reason for all the messages you are seeing?

Syd Nicholson
Castlehill Computer Services Ltd.

Quoting Meyers QSYSOPR <mqsysopr@yahoo.com>:

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>  OK, Cool!  That worked but my worry is still--why?  Why am I getting
> this message 50 or 60 times in a row all day long?  Thanks for the help
> Marty and if you have any idea as to the root of the problem or how to
> get to the root I would gladly accept them.
>   "Urbanek, Marty" <Marty_Urbanek@stercomm.com> wrote: As everybody told
> you, that is a normal message whenever another token-ring
> device starts up or shuts down. If you do not want to see those
> messages,
> change your token-ring line description to LOGCFGCHG(*NOLOG). You can
> do
> this even while the line is varied on and active.
>
> -Marty
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> Date: 5 Mar 2002 16:01:32 -0800
> To: midrange-l@midrange.com
> From: thomas@inorbit.com
> Subject: Re:
> Reply-To: midrange-l@midrange.com
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> Meyers:
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> On Tue, 05 March 2002, Meyers QSYSOPR wrote:
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> > I have just been given the duties of sysopr and have noticed a strange
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> ssage or two that I would like to run by you folks. The first message is
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> PF8B41, and the message text is as follows;
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> > Message . . . . : Adapter has inserted or left the ring on line
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