On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Moore, Terry A. t.mo...@timken.com wrote:
I have a client in a small office in the UK that can not maintain a TN3270
session (Hummingbird Host Explorer) back to our VM host here in Ohio. It
connect briefly and displays the logo screen then drop before he can
Rob, I'll look into the printer session settings. Thanks for the idea.
I'm going to be surprised if that is it... but I've been surprised
before. :-)
Terry
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Subject: Re: Dropping VM 3270 Session
I'm guessing that there may be TCP/IP configuration differences between
z/OS and z/VM. Do they use separate OSA's
On Monday, 09/21/2009 at 09:29 EDT, Moore, Terry A. t.mo...@timken.com
wrote:
Turned out to be a wrong duplex setting on the switch in that remote
office.
Apparently VM was more susceptible to it than OS/390, but we expect
that the
OS/390 applications were running very slowly even
On Monday, 09/21/2009 at 04:10 EDT, Rob van der Heij rvdh...@gmail.com
wrote:
Could it be that the profile for the session specifies that you also
want a printer session to be allocated and that it disconnects because
VM does not support that?
Now stop that. :-) z/VM has supported TN3720E
On Monday, 09/21/2009 at 10:53 EDT, Alan Altmark wrote:
It would still be edifying to learn if it is VM or the emulator that is
terminating the connection.
Unfortunately (for inquisitive souls such as Alan) our network team has
already fixed the switch setting, so we shouldn't be getting the
I have a client in a small office in the UK that can not maintain a
TN3270 session (Hummingbird Host Explorer) back to our VM host here in
Ohio. It connect briefly and displays the logo screen then drop before
he can enter a userid/password. If he goes to another of our UK
offices, his PC
I'm guessing that there may be TCP/IP configuration differences between z/OS
and z/VM. Do they use separate OSA's? Perhaps it could be a MTU issue -
the classic 1500 vs 1492?
On Sun, Sep 20, 2009 at 8:00 PM, Moore, Terry A. t.mo...@timken.com wrote:
I have a client in a small office in the
