RE: LCS connection dies

Here's my latest test.  I've made it as simple as possible.

LCS connection.  LAN adapter, not Wi-Fi:

0E20.2 LCS -o my_oatfile.txt

my_oatfile.txt:
0E20     IP     00      PRI   192.168.1.161
HWADD           00      02:00:FE:DF:00:42

Guest config:

DEVICE LCS1   LCS           E20
LINK ETH1  ETHERNET  0  LCS1

HOME
192.168.1.161      ETH1

BEGINRoutes
ROUTE 192.168.1.0    255.255.255.0   =         ETH1   MTU 1492
ROUTE DEFAULT        192.168.1.1               ETH1   MTU 1492
ENDRoutes

START LCS1


Ping a public address (SMH.COM.AU) from ISPF option 6 - no problem.  Ping the host from the guest - no problem.

On Windows, open a command prompt and manually attempt to upload (FTP PUT) a COBOL file to a new flat file 'JAZZUSR.AANEXMPL.CBL'.  This kills the connection.   The host is no longer pingable from the guest and vice versa.

Gracefully shut down the guest in the normal way. Last command entered at the console is QUIESCE, which results in the expected wait state in the Hercules log.

Entering the EXIT command in Hercules results in

ctc_lcs.c(781)    HHC00966I 0:0E20 CTC: lcs triggering port 00 event

and Hercules freezes.

What am I doing wrong?

Peter