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Ultimately, this is a request for the IBM i Telnet server to support the Telnet RFC 727 - "Telnet Logout Option".
This could make sense for a common telnetd found on simple ASCII based Telnet servers.
On IBM i, the Telnet server is supporting RFC 4777 - "IBM's iSeries Telnet Enhancements"
The TN5250E provides the means for a Telnet server and client to support the 5250 data stream, as documented by "5494 Remote Control Unit, Functions Reference", SC30-3533-04
All other telnet client types for VT100(ASCII) or TN3270 are internally emulating a 5250 device type by the Telnet server.
For this request, the closing of the Access Client Solutions (ACS) session by hitting the X in the upper right corner ends up closing the socket connection between the Telnet client/server.
This is treated in the same way an actual 5250 device would behave when powered off.
The action taken by the system is governed by the QDEVRCYACN (Device I/O error action system) value.
Changing this from the default of *DSCMSG to *ENDJOB (or *ENDJOBNOLIST) will avoid attempting to disconnect the job by the work station when the CPF5140 is reported.
QDEVRCYACN is a global setting applied to all Telnet client sessions uniformly and following the 5250 device emulation implemented on the IBM i.
This cannot be applied individually by a HOD option configured by a single session.
Due to processing by IBM, this request was reassigned to have the following updated attributes:
Brand - Servers and Systems Software
Product family - Power Systems
Product - IBM i
Component - Networking
Operating system - IBM i
Source - None
For recording keeping, the previous attributes were:
Brand - Servers and Systems Software
Product family - Power Systems
Product - IBM i
Component - IBM i Access Family
Operating system - IBM i
Source - None
As long as it's a configuration setting, our users like that "feature" as a holdover from Access for Windows.