Re: connection issue

[Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx>]

Are you using an exit program.

On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 9:43 AM, Jeff Elam <jelam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Good morning,
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> I've had this issue before. I don't remember what I did to fix it though. I
> have a laptop at a remote location.  If I assign it IP address
> 10.50.130.250
> it will not connect to the system I (V6R1) using Client Access.  If I
> change
> the IP address to say 10.50.130.249 it connects to the system I with no
> problems.
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> Using the IP address 10.50.130.250
>
> I've tried the CWBPING and receive error CWBC01003 Socket error, function
> connect <> returned 10060.
>
> I can't ping the system I from the PC.  I can't ping that address from the
> system I either.
>
> I've performed a tracert from the PC and I can see it connect to the router
> at the remote location and the router at the location of the System I then
> it times out.
>
> I've performed a traceroute from the system I and it bombs immediately.
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> When I try to connect from the PC  I can see a job in the TCP/IP status
> area
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> 10.50.130.250    50665      telnet     000:00:11  SYN-received
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> This job goes away after a short while.
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> If I perform the above with the 10.50.130.249 address everything works
> fine.
> I have multiple devices at this location that access the system I with no
> issues.
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> The 250 address might have been used by another device at one point in
> time.
> It's almost like the system I is holding something from that connection
> (mac
> address or something), not allowing the new device to connect with that
> address.
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> The difference between the two IP addresses is one has full internet access
> the other address is filtered through a website filtering device.  I've
> worked around the issue by opening up the 10.50.130.249 address to full
> internet access but I'm still curious as to what the issue might be.
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> Thanks,
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> Jeff
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