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From: "Farley, Peter x23353" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 10:30 AM
Subject: RE: SESSION MANAGMENT
John, a question to your question: If you don't use a session manager,
how
do remote users who lose their TN3270 session due to non-mainframe
problems
(timed-out VPN, blue-screen-of-death, etc.) log themselves off of TSO when
they get back into the network? In a large organization, you do not want
lots of people calling central operators for session cancels, it clogs the
work arteries way too much. Where I am, Netview Access (or whatever it is
now called) lets me log myself off TSO when I get back in without needing
any operator intervention. It's probably the most-used feature,
considering
you can never get the same LU name coming back in as the one you had
previously, so you always have to get your prior session logged off so you
can logon again under the new LU.
Peter
Peter,
Check out Gilbert St.Flour's IKJEFLN exit at http://gsf-soft.com. It
doesn't work if you have OPERCMDS active, but Gilbert will be glad to sell
you the fix ;-) I installed that bad boy on my P390, and finally got
reconnected whenever my DSL dropped.
Regards,
Tom Conley
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