Conference irocz::terminal_servers

3457.0. "900tm; problem w/ application giving 'OR' or 'OS' codes" by KAOT01::WATTERS () Thu Mar 06 1997 18:54

Customer has an application for a hospital that use to work fine when
he'd connect from his PC, thru a DECserver 90l+ and onto the system where
the application resides.

He then changed his DECserver 90l+ to DECserver 900tm.
Since then, when in dif'rnt menus, some keys don't work 'properly'.
For instance, while in the application, hitting 'PF3' brings you back
to the previous menu. But w/ the 900tm he gets an 'OR' displaying on the
screen, upon hitting the key a 2nd time; it works.

Same goes w/ the 'PF4' key; hits it once, he then gets an 'OS', hits it
a 2nd time; it does what it's suppose to do.

He used a ZStem term emulator, sethost, and KEYAterm from the PC.
Was using NAS v1.5 on 900tm; had him upgrade to v2.0(NAECO04020)

If it helps, he's noticed a lot of User Buffer Unavailable errors on the
server.

A sample port setting:
Port  3:                               Server: PAS-L01-H1-S4

Character Size:            8           Input Speed:              19200
Flow Control:            XON           Output Speed:             19200
Parity:                 None           Signal Control:        Disabled
Stop Bits:           Dynamic           Signal Select:  CTS-DSR-RTS-DTR

Access:              Dynamic           Local Switch:              None
Backwards Switch:       None           Name:                    PORT_3
Break:              Disabled           Session Limit:                4
Forwards Switch:        None           Type:                      Ansi
Default Protocol:        LAT           Default Menu:              None

Dedicated Service: HIS

Authorized Groups:   0
(Current)  Groups:   0

Enabled Characteristics:
Autobaud,  Autoconnect,  Autoprompt,  Broadcast,  Failover,
Input Flow Control,  Lock,  Loss Notification,  Message Codes,
Output Flow Control,  Verification


Any help would be greatly appreciated; (ie. he's now climbing the walls) :*)

Andy

Does a SHOW PORT COUNTERS display reveal anything interesting?

Jim

    He's not there today.
    
    I'll ask, then post, information on the 
    local> show server 
    	show port n stat
    	show port n count
    
    I'll also get a LAT trace.
    
    Thanks.
    
    Andy