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On terminal servers, it occasionally happens that a previous session is still active and
the error
message is:
local> logout
and proceed as described to log in.
Personal computers tend to block occasionally if some buffer or memory is temporarily
unavailable.
To unfreeze the communication, you may need to reboot the computer.
There is usually a maximum number of
users configured in order to avoid overloading. You
may see the error message
There is usually a maximum number of users configured in order to
avoid overloading. You
may see the error message
If you can connect but you fail to log in, one of the following
might apply:
Subsection 3.4.1 Local Problems on LAT
- Session limit reached -
In this case, you can log out the server:
Subsection 3.4.2 Local Problems on PCs
Subsection 3.4.3 Remote Problems on VMS
Too many users, try again later
During maintenance, system
backups and other activities the system
is usually not available for user logins. Error messages
might look like
Logins are currently disabled, try again later
Subsection 3.4.4 Remote Problems on UNIX
no more processes
During maintenance, system
backups and other activities the system is usually not
available
for user logins. Error messages might look like
MAINTENANCE - try again later
Subsection 3.4.5 Remote Account Problems
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