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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, James H H Lampert wrote: > > But it ISN'T the AS/400 Telnet SERVER that processes the ATTN key; it's > the AS/400 Telnet CLIENT that brings up that *PNLGRP! You hit ATTN on any > other TN5250 client (such as the one I designed for our ThinView and > Wintouch products), and it brings up the Operational Assistant. Or > whatever the user has set. (Or nothing at all, if *NONE is set). I guess I was under the impression that he was telnetting from a PC to an iSeries, then telnetting from that iSeries to something else. If that's the case, you can block the ATTN key (actually, it's probably an AID sequence) from getting from the original PC to the iSeries using a proxy. As I said, if the telnet server never receives the ATTN key, it can't bring up the panel. I hope this explanation was a bit clearer. Since there are two telnet sessions going on, it's easy to get lost.
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