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Stephanie Dejoode
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)12 Sep 03 17:10It was working until I have MAJOR problems with a Windows XP Update last week. I haven't tried the manual connection - I'll try that. RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)12 Sep 03 17:23It does it with a manual connection also. RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)12 Sep 03 18:17I just connected to a Sun machine via telnet on an XP machine with service pack 1 and all security patches and did not see a crash. How are you disconnecting from the other system? What version of Procomm are you using?
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)13 Sep 03 00:32I am using version 4.8 and connecting to Unix (either AIX or SCO) machines. When I log off of my user session the telnet connection is closed. That is when I get my error (or ProComm sometimes locks up - I terminate it and then I get the same error). RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)13 Sep 03 00:41Are you typing logout, pressing Ctrl-D, or something else? I'll give that a try on my AIX machine Monday.
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)14 Sep 03 12:47Some of both - Usually I logoff but sometimes I just type Ctrl-D to end the session. It's almost like some file got corrupted somewhere but I can't figure out which one or where. I was hoping that re-installing would have corrected that but it didn't seem to.
Thanks for your help.
Mike RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)15 Sep 03 15:29Got a chance to try this on an XP machine with 4.8 connected via telnet to an AIX machine, and did not see a crash. Is it just this one machine seeing it all of a sudden?
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RE: Connection Manager error MSMoore (TechnicalUser)(OP)16 Sep 03 08:19Yes - I have a Win2K laptop that is working fine. RE: Connection Manager error knob (Programmer)16 Sep 03 08:42One thing you might want to try (it's a wild guess) is downloading the one updated file available for version 4.8. You can find a link to it in this knowledge base article:
It's not truly related to the problem, but FAPI32.DLL touches a lot of portions of Procomm.
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Both the RS-232 Serial Data Adapter and the MA-2 Modem Adapter allow the RFC-1/B to communicate via over a serial data link. This may seem old-fashioned in the Internet era but many transmitter sites do not have broadband access and, in fact, many do not even have land lines.
Software Required:
All products require Procomm Plus version 4.8 from Symantec to communicate with your IMS (Inventory Management system). (Powerlink 2.x and Pinnacle customers do NOT need this software).
Our software is deliverable via Download from this website or we can ship you a CD should you not have High Speed Internet access.
Desktop Hardware Required:
One desktop PC workstation connected to your Inventory Management System using Procomm Plus (or just the Powerlink Client Software for Powerlink2.x or Pinnacle) This workstation should be running Windows 2000 or XP.
We do NOT support Windows 98 or Windows ME.
Handheld Hardware Required:
Customers wishing to run Bid Buddy on their Desktop PC and not their Pocket PC (PPC) do not need a handheld device.
A Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC or Windows Mobile 5.0 & 6.0 powered device with a 400 MHz processor and at least 64 MB RAM. We HIGHLY recommend the Socket Mobile SOMO 650m as this device is more ruggedized and made by a manufacturer with a great reputation in the mobile products market.
A 1 or 2 GB SD (Secure Digital) memory card is required for the Interchange Database.