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When we tried out the Neoware clients they used something called Teem Talk,
or you could also choose an IBM Emulator which looked identical to the one
from Netstation Manager. We couldn't get the Neoware flash card solution
working on all of our 2200s, though - the ones with riser cards for the
flash chip socket wouldn't boot.
Client Access could be a fallback option, but i'm hoping to keep the 5250
outside of the ICA world.
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We use Neoware thin clients. They have some emulator - we decided to use
Client Access instead.
On 3/4/05 03:43 PM, "ChadB@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
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>
> In a more generic sense, can anyone think of any issues where subfile
type
> displays may cause problems for users in one emulator compared to another
> emulator?
>
> We had no trouble with the IBM 5250 emulation that we used for years with
> the Netvista 2200 thin clients and are having a fair number of the
session
> crashes occur
> on the same displays/applications running within Powerterm. We are
working
> with IGEL support on things from the thin client/Powerterm side, but I
want
> to find out
> any other ideas that will get us on a path to figuring this one out!
>
> Thanks for thinking about...
>
> Chad
> chadb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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> We have recently implemented some IGEL based thin clients that are based
on
> a flash chip added to our older IBM Network Station 2200s. For the most
> part, things have worked ok, but now we are seeing a number of problems
> with the way that the Powerterm 5250 Emulation is working. We have a
> number of users that are working within a session and suddenly the
session
> is gone... the user's interactive job also disappears immediately from
the
> system side and is gone from the subsystem. This typically occurs when a
> user is keypunching, or paging up or down within a subfile type screen.
>
> In addition, the screen refresh speed within Powerterm seems very slow
and
> is especially a problem with displays that update the screen in a rapid
> function (think of a utility that scans through a number of files and
shows
> each file at the bottom of the screen as it scans, or the responses from
a
> ping command). These types of functions can now take a number of minutes
> to complete (5,10, etc.) rather than well under a minute.
>
> I'm interested to talk with some users that may be using IGELs (either
the
> Network Station upgrades or the full IGEL clients), and also to see if
> anyone is seeing any similar issues with Powerterm.
>
> In comparison, we ran the IBM Network Stations (now have been unsupported
> for several years) on this same hardware with the IBM emulator and never
> experienced either issue.
>
> If anyone has any thoughts... please respond!
>
> Thanks
>
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