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This message is obtained from Wireshark while attempting to get a<br />
Windows client to work. If one obtains this message in Wireshark and a<br />
WSAE type error while trying to get a client to work it usually means<br />
that an iptables rule is wrong on the server. This can mean that the<br />
iptables rule for port 9260 is being blocked, sometimes by a reject<br />
rule further up the chain of rules. Re-arranging the rules and maybe<br />
deleting duplicate reject rules for port 9260 then restart<br />
iptables/xinetd can make this work so that a client can login to the<br />
VistA server.<br />
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-- IV<br />
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