Re: Windows XP Pro, Novell Netware, TCP & session timeouts(CPF5140)

["Mark Phippard" <MarkP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Gene,

We had a problem like this on XP machines that had the Cisco VPN client
installed, even if they were not using the VPN.  Cisco installs some some
services, we found that if the service was not running the problem did not
happen.  So we changed the service to start manually and trained our users
on how to start the service before using the VPN client.

Hope this helps in some way.

Mark






"Gene Snipes" <gjknet@attglobal.net>
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09/18/2002 10:39 AM
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        Subject:        Windows XP Pro, Novell Netware, TCP & session 
timeouts(CPF5140)


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I am running Windows XP (with or without Service Pack 1, it makes no
difference) and IBM Client Access Express V5R2. The connection usuall ends
after a few minutes of inactivity. As long as I am using the session it
remains open. But if I go away, even for a few minutes, the session drops.
When I sign back on and look at the error message it is CPF5140, "Session
stopped by a request from device &4.".

All other machines, over 75 pc's are not having this problem which sort of
indicates it is not an iSeries setting issue and we've changed nothing on
that box for a while. It just seems to be my IBM laptop (model A31)
running XP.

Is there a "keep alive" setting within XP or what am I missing?

Gene Snipes

gjknet@attglobal.net
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