topic Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM in Operating System - HP-UX

TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Mohammed Imran — Wed, 28 May 2008 15:42:29 GMT

When i do the telnet getting the folloiwng. Please help me resolve this problem.
Thanks,

OC://WebConnect SNA Access Server (tm) (opt) HP V4.1.2: newocs
******************************************************************************
* Welcome to OC://WebConnect SNA Access Server's TELNET Server *
* *
* OpenConnect *
* 2711 LBJ Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75234 *
* *
* OpenConnect integrates Web technology with existing host-based business *
* processes to deliver e-business solutions. *
* *
* For more information about our e-business solutions visit our Internet *
* home page at www.openconnect.com, or contact Marketing at: *
* Tel: (972)484-5200 Fax: (972)888-0688 E-mail: info@oc.com *
* *
* For technical assistance contact Customer Support Department at: *
* Tel: (972)888-0678 WWW: www.openconnect.com *
* Fax: (972)888-0680 E-mail: ocs_support@oc.com *
* *
* NOTE: This display screen can be modified by your Systems Administrator *
* to contain site specific information. A command called 'info' is *
* provided to redisplay this screen for subsequent viewing. *
******************************************************************************
Press RETURN to accept command, ESC to erase command, or ? for help.
TS> ! vt100,5250

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Robert Salter — Wed, 28 May 2008 16:32:29 GMT

Just what is the problem? Looks like you got to where you telnetted to. Is it the banner message? The "NOTE" says see your Systems Administrator. Is that you?

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Mohammed Imran — Wed, 28 May 2008 16:37:14 GMT

hi
yes it's me, you can't execute any command once i press neter getting the following.
Pass Through Screen

Type choices, Press Enter.

Remote location name

Mode name

Virtual controller QPACTL00

Virtual display device

Remote network identifier

Local PU name

Local LU name

LUGET failed. Sense Code = 0
TS_5250 Help: Esc

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Mohammed Imran — Wed, 28 May 2008 16:46:56 GMT

hi
telnet should give something like the below:

HP-UX wss1 B.11.00 U 9000/785 (ta)

login:

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

David Child_1 — Wed, 28 May 2008 17:00:04 GMT

What is shown in your /etc/issue after the ending ************************************** line?

Better yet, if you could post your /etc/issue, that would be great.

David

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Matti_Kurkela — Wed, 28 May 2008 17:02:15 GMT

I agree with Robert: this looks like a dedicated system where either the shell or maybe even the standard telnetd has been replaced with a simplified command interface.

If you're supposed to be the administrator of this "OC://WebConnect SNA Access Server (tm)", it's time for you to start reading the OpenConnect manuals to find out how to access the administration user interface of this system. Even though the underlying hardware may be a HP-UX server, prepare to put aside your general HP-UX expertise: any OpenConnect-specific knowledge will be much more applicable here.

Note that the support agreements on dedicated systems sometimes have very strict limitations about what the local sysadmin is allowed to do. Violating these conditions may allow the vendor to declare the (often very expensive) support agreement null and void. After that, any troubleshooting help from the vendor will have a stiff price tag on it.

MK

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Dennis Handly — Wed, 28 May 2008 17:06:40 GMT

This may not even be a HP-UX box? It may be a switch/router that does extra security checking before sending you on?

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Mohammed Imran — Wed, 28 May 2008 17:17:07 GMT

hi
i will check with the support. /etc/issue give the GenerciSysName [HP Release B.11.00] (see /etc/issue_

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Steven Schweda — Wed, 28 May 2008 19:40:48 GMT

> When i do the telnet [...]

How, exactly, do you "do the telnet"?

From what? To what?

Perhaps you should try visiting
http://www.openconnect.com
to see if you can learn what "OC://WebConnect
SNA Access Server" actually is, what it does,
and how it's configured.

Re: TELNET LOGIN PROBLEM

Sherif A. Louis — Thu, 29 May 2008 04:27:34 GMT

i'd go with the suggestion saying this isn't an HPUX machine or even a UNIX machine.
The only other possibility is that there's another telnet server installed... which i doubt.
mamy be u ought to give them a call