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Just hoping there is a simple resolution.
A user at a remote site recently received a replacement PC and we
installed iACS for 5250 access to IBMi running V7R3.
This is the only user at the site with iACS - five other users have
Client Access for Windows.
The user with iACS is the ONLY user experiencing drop outs.
The user will leave the 5250 session for a few minutes or more and
come back to a signon screen.
The option for keepalives has been ticked.
I opened a PMR with IBM and supplied comms traces from the IBMi and
iACS traces from the PC.
As this is a remote site we are using NAT which means all connections
from that site have the same source IP address and IBM is saying that
they can't interpret the trace because of this. I have suggested we
can get the source port from NETSTAT which will allow the trace to be
filtered to the required connection and have not received a reply to this.
Has anyone else experienced this situation and been able to resolve ?
Thank you for any suggestions.
Don Brown
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