> -----Original Message-----
> From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List On Behalf Of Roger Bolan
>
> Ok. Just a thought. I am not responsible in any way for
> IBMLINK. I don't even have access from the outside the way
> you do to test this idea.
> I am not telling you to do this. Try it at your own risk. But.....
>
> Just from personal experience, I sometimes find that IBM web
> pages are changed in ways that make them totally inaccessible
> to me (like it won't
> let me log in even though the information I give is correct).
> Sometimes,
> with some pages, it helps to blow away my cookies and
> temporary internet files and try again. I don't know why. I
> can't explain it. It may not be at all applicable to you in
> this case. I just know it sometimes helps me.
On the increasingly rare occasions when my "IBMLink problem du jour" is
not addressed by the pre-recorded "SEV1 du jour" message on the IBMLink
support phone-bot, that's usually the first thing the support rep
suggests trying, and it usually (but not always) works.
-jc-
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