INTERnet ACP Error Status

[Mobeen_1]

Folks,
I would like to get rid of the following errors from my console i.e i don't want to see the following errors in my console but i would like to achieve this without disabling network class in audit.

NODE1>
%%%% OPCOM 8-FEB-2005 07:01:12.19 %%%%%%%%
Message from user INTERnet on NODE1
INTERnet ACP Error Status = %SYSTEM-F-LINKABORT

NODE1>
%%% OPCOM 8-FEB-2005 07:01:12.39 %%%%%%%%%
Message from user INTERnet on NODE1
INTERnet ACP TELNET Abort Request from Host: xx.xx.x.xx Port: 3089

NODE1>
%%%% OPCOM 8-FEB-2005 07:01:12.39 %%%%%%%
Message from user INTERnet on NODE1
INTERnet ACP Error Status = %SYSTEM-F-LINKABORT

I understand the reason why these messages are being reported, but i would like to disable ONLY THESE being reported on the console and would like to see other NETWORK RELATED errors on the console. Do let me if you know of a way to do this

Thanks in advance for your help

regards
Mobeen

[Ian Miller. · Accepted solution]

TCPIP SET SERVICE TELNET/LOG=NOERROR #
may do what you want. I think you have to disable and renable the service to get the updated options which would disconnect currently existing connections.

[Mobeen_1]

Ian,
Thanks a lot for your help, i am sure this will take care of TCPIP.

Any way to deal with similar messages from DECnet ?

Thanks
Mobeen

[Ian Miller.]

If you are running DECnet/Plus you can block specific events. See SYS$STARTUP:NET$EVENT_LOCA.TEMPLATE for examples

[Dave Gudewicz]

I've seen these messages and (until now) ignored them.

Now I have to ask, who is user INTERnet and where can I learn more about these types of messages?

TIA,

Dave...

[Volker Halle]

Dave,

user INTERnet is a synonym for TCPIP$INET_ACP, the TCPIP ACP.

Mobeen,

I'm seeing these kind of error messages at an UCX V2.0 customer site, when they have 'TELNET problems', i.e. users can't login via TELNET. These messages seem to at least indicate, that a TELNET session could not be successfully established.

Volker.

[Mobeen_1]

Volker,
Yes i have seen these happen

1. When the TELNETs fail
2. When a user shutdowns a terminal emulator
without logging out

and so on

rgds
Mobeen

[Mobeen_1]

Another similar discussion that could throw some additional help or bring up additional questions :)

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?threadId=542464

rgds
Mobeen

[Dave Gudewicz]

Thanks for the updates.

Dave...

[Mobeen_1]

Yes these messages do indicate that TELNET session is estabilished and then when the session disconnects...

The solution to handle this on TCPIP is

TCPIP SET SERVICE TELNET/log=(nologin,nologout)

TCPIP DISABLE SERVICE TELNET

TCPIP ENABLE SERVICE TELNET

Its very close to Ian's suggestion.

Thanks for all your valuable suggestions

rgds
Mobeen

[Mobeen_1]

Solution as shown in my last post