On 11/27/17, 8:54 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
DSPPTF OUTPUT(*PRINT)
WRKPTFGRP, F6=Print
As I said, I have a terminal session on their box (it's now been up
almost an hour without any sign of problems), using essentially the same
Java-based emulator they're using, and so I was able to do a DSPPTF and
a WRKPTFGRP myself, and it looks like they're current with their PTFs.
. . .
Hello, what's this? Hmm. The session I've been signed on to for over an
hour now is on unsecured Telnet. If I try connecting via secured Telnet,
it connects, and shows a sign-on screen, but as soon as I sign on, it
drops the connection immediately!
Hmm. Looking at the joblogs of those crashed sessions, I see a CPF1124
from the job starting, a Sev40 CPF2451 to indicate that I'm signed on
elsewhere, and a Sev50 CPC1197.
I tried opening a second unsecured session. No problem with the CPF2451
leading directly to a CPC1197. Then I tried again with a secured
session. This time, it opened just fine, and I was able to sign on just
fine.
I took another look at the joblog from the QTVTELNET job, and this time,
it showed a new CPDBC97 message, complaining about a certificate not
signed by a trusted CA. But this was fully eight minutes before I tried
connecting via the secured port.
Just a few minutes ago, I tried to do something in the secured session
(which had been idling for a few minutes), and it had crashed on me at
some point while it was idling (only becoming apparent when I hit an AID
key). Looking at the joblog, I found a CPF5140.
I see a bunch of connections open on port 23. I see a tiny handful open
on port 992.
Meanwhile, my original unsecured session is still humming away, happy as
a clam, connected for over an hour and 20 minutes now.
--
JHHL
midrange.com
