We've long learned to live with having our Telnet connections to our
customers interrupted after a relatively short period of inactivity,
whether by a short QINACTIV, or by some intervening piece of hardware.
In most cases, except with the one customer whose box is set to disable
concurrent sessions, we never have a bit of trouble reconnecting and
picking up where we left off.
But that particular customer is having the same problem with THEIR OWN
remote users (and it's clearly NOT QINACTIV-related), and they've
started blaming US for it.
Anybody know a good way to track down this sort of glitch?
--
JHHL
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