It just so happens that I've replaced a slower hub with a switch and replaced
the router with one that supports VPN. I will keep the bad switch idea in mind.
It does turn out that the problem showed up recently and I replaced both items
on the network recently as well.

Another suggestion I received was to add a simple router to the slow ethernet
connection on the HP3000 and route traffic to the HP via that router and
connecting that router to our LAN. This could eliminate the 
possibility that the
HP is getting overwhelmed by all the network traffic, creating 
timeout issues for
Telnet, since the Nic on the HP3000 would essentially only have Telnet traffic.

It looks like I still need to set up the other LAN card up in NMMGR. 
The 100 Mbps
card's physical address is 0/0/0/0 , which is printed on the inside back of the
3000. The slower port just indicates it is the LAN Console and doesn't show up
at all in Sysgen, as far as I can see. Do I have to run Mapper to find out?

Tom Hula
Victor S. Barnes Company

At 12/6/2006 09:40 AM, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>Tom
>
>Has any new hardware been added in that segment of the network recently?
>Is it only one segment having the problem? Are the users on the same
>switch / hub? We had experienced a similar problem when a defective
>swith was introduced into a segment.
>
>Just a few thoughts.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Tom Hula [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2006 8:50 AM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: [HP3000-L] Telnet Sessions Terminating
>
>
>I have a couple people who just recently starting experiencing the loss
>of their telnet sessions for no apparent reason. One person will suddenly
>get logged off of 3 sessions all at once and have to log back on again 3
>times. The sessions also end on the HP3000. The message they are
>getting is:
>    Your host connection has been terminated
>I do have VESOFT set up to terminate inactive sessions, but that is
>set to 3 hours and they would normally get the message that their
>session had been ended by system management.
>I don't see anything out of the ordinary in the stdlist for JINETD.
>Any thoughts?
>
>Tom Hula
>Victor S. Barnes Company
>
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