Hello. I've been having a problem with telnet sessions through a SKIP tunnel being disconnected. The telnet client (CRT) is running on Windows 95 with Sun's PC SKIP 3.0 and the server is on the other side of an Interceptor firewall (and SKIP gateway). A packet trace reveals that Windows occasionally sends a TCP reset after receiving a packet from the server which causes the server to close the connection. The client doesn't realize the connection is closed until it tries to send a packet and receives a reset from the server. The client can reconnect and continue with no problem. I've recently spoken to another PC SKIP user who's experiencing the same problem with different client and server software, which leads me to think the problem might be with PC SKIP. I've ruled out a bug in Windows because I've never experienced this problem when connected to servers outside the SKIP tunnel. Could PC SKIP possibly be intermittently corrupting packets that cause Windows to send a reset? Has anyone else experienced similar problems? Thanks, Dave -- David Aylesworth Technologic, Inc. [EMAIL PROTECTED] 813-805-0224
