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Re: Telnet just sits there -- any ideas why?

On 11/2/17, 8:36 PM, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:
Check the interactive subsystem name entries and/or type entries
WRKSBSD interactive subsystem - normally QINTER, but could be
something different.
4. Work station name entries
5. Work station type entries

and on 11/3/17, 5:23 AM, Jim Oberholtzer wrote:
Sounds like the interactive subsystem does not have a workstation
entry for that device name or type?

It sounds to me like you're both on the right track.

Now, in the case of our own production box, we have QBASE active; it has
no workstation name entries, and workstation type entries for *CONS,
5555, and *ALL. Our V4R4 development box (also QBASE) has *CONS and
*ALL. One customer box that we can readily access uses QINTER/QBATCH,
and its QINTER has *CONS, 5555, and *ALL.

Now, assuming I can somehow get at this new customer box via a
GoToMeeting session, or that I can get them to send me what they're
getting, what am I looking for?

--
JHHL


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