Nothing.. ;) Zero is not a valid port in IP. Were there any users trying
to login (and therefore connecting to the default host) when this
was going on? Were they successful?
---> We usually only have a couple of users logged into the default host,
---> however there are several net connections shown on the port master.
---> At this time their was no one trying to connect to the default host.
Try a "reset n#" where '#' is the number on the very far left. Does the
connection disappear or does it persist?
---> When I try "reset n57" I get this response:
---> Couldn't reset network connection 57.
---> Error: Usage: Unknown RESET parameter
---> Error: Usage: reset Port_Name|all|console
Do a "netstat -an" ON your default host, are there any corresponding
sockets open? If so, what state are they in?
---> There are no corresponding connections on the default host
---> Is port 1011 a telnet port? Are these possibly dead connections that
---> have not been closed properly?
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