On Fri, 6 Oct 2006 13:39:14 -0400, Alan Altmark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Friday, 10/06/2006 at 11:57 EST, Brian Nielsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED] V> >wrote: >> Has anyone ever TELNET'ed to the port on a 2074 used for 3270 sessions ? >> (Yes, I know it's not supported.) > >I don't know what you mean, Brian. You're *supposed* to telnet into the >port on a 2074 used for 3270 sessions. (And the 2074 is still supported ; >you just can't order it any more.) I meant that the TELNET command from a command prompt is not supported by the 2074. (As I described in my second paragraph.) According to the "2074 Console Support Controller Configurator Guide", Chapter 4, section "3270 Client support": "The 2074 only supports TCP/IP attached clients which are running a Telnet TN3270E emulator program" Since the TELNET command is not a TN3270E emulator program it's not a supported connection method to the 2074. If that's incorrect please let me know. >> The other day someone used the TELNET command from a command line prom pt >> to attempt to connect to our 2074. Almost immediately, all the emulat or >> sessions to the 2074 (regardless of what LPAR they were in session wit h) >> either disconnected or got agonizingly slow for a couple minutes and >then >> disconnected. > >Have you contacted the Support Center? I vaguely remember updates to th e >2074 because of dropped sessions. I have not. The dropped sessions only happen on the 2074 accessible to a remote network segment. Brian Nielsen
