RE: Diabling Telnet Attention key

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

I've noticed that.  However I have my sessions set to auto reconnect.  So 
they only blurb out for a few seconds.

Rob Berendt
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Tom,

The problem with changing the default for SIGNOFF to ENDCNN(*YES) is it's 
annoying for PC5250 session users, as a signoff would then disconnect the 
session instead of taking them back to the iSeries signon screen.

...Neil




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Going a step farther, the SIGNOFF ENDCNN() command default can be changed 
to *YES which then ends connections automatically unless you specifically 
request otherwise. In general, every telnet connection ends at the time of 

signoff that way.

Tom Liotta

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