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incr # telnet sessions - emergency
we moved to new server this weekend.
npty nstrpty nstrtel all set to 700 now this AM, users are getting on and after 60 (which was the default for those parms) users - everyone else gets a telnet msg. I urgently need to know what is causing this and how to fix. thank you. Lisa |
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