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1 total messages Started by "Brad S. Carson" Mon, 17 Jun 1991 17:55
HELP! with an EP dialin line
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Author: "Brad S. Carson"
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 1991 17:55
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Hello, due to circumstances beyond my control we at East Carolina Univ-
ersity have to provide an EP connection to our RSCS V2.3 system.  However
when we start the link and the user dials in RSCS always gets an I/O error
and drains the line before the /*SIGNON card is received.  The message I
receive is

DMTNPT070E I/O error on link FWCRJE 044 SIOCC 0 CSW 000CC620 0C000001
                                       SENSE 00 CCW 020CC620 20000002

The configuration is:

VM/HPO 5.0
RSCS 2.3.0
EP Release 4
3725 Model 1
Black Box 208 A/B modem

RSCS CONFIG contains:

LINK FWCRJE MRJE 044 * * 4 FIFO 4 * * AST
PARM FWCRJE SYSTEM=HOST ITO=2 OPT=NO PASS=????????

Line 044 is ATTACHed via an ATTACH statement in PROFILE GCS.

The PEP gen for the 3725 contains:

DIAL21   GROUP DIAL=YES,
               CHNPRI=HIGH,
               CLOCKNG=EXT,
               CODE=EBCDIC,
               CU=2701,
               DUPLEX=HALF,
               LNCTL=BSC,
               SPEED=4800,
               PAD=NO,
               TYPE=EP

P21LN33  LINE  ADDRESS=(33,44-0),
               TERM=2780


All I can say is  HELP!!!  I can't really find anything wrong, and the local
IBM office doesn't have anybody who can spell EP DIAL support let alone EP.

Sorry for the cross posting of this mail.


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Systems Programmer (MVS & VM)        Internet:      ??Not quite yet??
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Greenville, NC 27858
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