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SYMPTOMS
When CONNECT:Direct for Windows NT is configured to operate on a separate
computer running Windows NT than the SNA Server, the host may fail to
successfully submit a job (for example, file transfer, automation
operations, and so forth) to the CONNECT:Direct workstation.
CAUSE
The CONNECT:Direct service running on the Windows NT workstation is
configured to operate under the Local System Account - therefore running
with NULL credentials. When the application service attempts to establish a
session to SNA Server after receiving the Attach (FMH-5) message from the
host, it fails because of security (lack of credentials).
RESOLUTIONConfigure the CONNECT:Direct service to use a User Account and password instead of the Local System Account or enable the Guest account on the SNA Server. The user account must have the right to act as part of the operating system. Additional query words:
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