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This indicates that IBM i was no longer able to communicate to your client and thus terminated the connection. Therefore, a high probability this is network related. So some things we need to know to help you.

1) Are you working in the office or remotely.

2) If office is IBM i on the same network as your PC or is there a firewall between?

3) If remotely what connectivity are you using? Public IP address (Hope not!), VPN, Remote desktop (VMWare horizon, Microsoft TSC etc.)

- L


On 9/13/2021 5:53 AM, Åke Olsson wrote:

I have noticed recently that my 5250 sessions using ACS end after about ten
minutes of inactivity.


This does not match the system values for timeout which is *NONE or any
other setting that I can find.


The “keepalive” option is turned on in the .hod file but this does not help
either.



The messages I get in the job log as the session is terminated by the system
are:



Message

Level

Text


CPF5140

70

Session stopped


CPF5503

30

Input or output req failed


CPF1358

40

DSCJOB not allowed


CPF1197

50

Job ended due to device error


CPF1164

00

Job ended



What would I need to due to keep the session active until I decide to close
it??








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