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TCP/IP Products => TCP-PLUS => Topic started by: glfrfan23 on November 21, 2006, 10:25:17 am
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how can you check what sequence numbers are already in use? is there anyway to check?
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There is a document included with the software which provides blanks to be filled in with which machine has which sequence number. If the document is missing, or the blanks were not filled in, you can go to each machine or have each user check their machine for their sequence number. The sequence number option can be found in the "File" menu of TCP PLUS.
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I have a client that is using ICE TCP Plus, (for Windows 98). They need to track all the sequences number; however, on her version there is no "Sequence Number" under "File". How can she find out which sequence number she is using?
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Are you sure it's PLUS? PLUS and even old ICE.TCP 4.3.1 have "Sequence Number" under the file menu. Do a help->about dejawint and report the version (build). It should be something like "Build 27".
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The version information is as follows:
ICE TCP 4.4 for Windows 98/ZP/2000
Emulation Version 7.10a/32
Windows Interface Version 8.5
The client was having an issue with duplicate sequence numbers, but their IT folks have seem to have resolved it. I keep telling them to track in a spreadsheet the people that are use ICE TCP and their sequence number.
However, I do know that the sequence number should be under 'File', as the version we use is even older that theirs (4.3.1). I have installed the newer version on other clients and it is there as well.
Thanks for any help you can provide me and my client.
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Does it show up as "ICE.TCP 4.4 32 bit" in the windows menu?? I'm pretty sure they are not using PLUS, I think it's the classic 4.4 emulation from PRO. Those sequence numbers are controlled through licenseadmin on the PRO license server.
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Okay, Thank you.
I am going to leave it in the hands of their IT people to figure out and address if necessary.