A door DO is defined in the Resident I/O editor, but does not show up in the doors editor.

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Issue

A door DO is defined in the Resident I/O editor, but does not show up in the doors editor.

Environment

• I/NET Resident I/O editor
• I/NET Doors Editor

Cause

 One of the causes is the doors are not saved in the NETCON file.

Resolution

1. Select Edit>Host Computer>Network Configuration
2. Save any links with a "+" sign
3. Select the link that contains the door and click Penetrate
4. Save any controllers with "+" sign
5. Select the controller that contains the door and click Penetrate
6. Save any sub-Lan controllers with "+" sign
7. Select the sub-Lan controller that contains the door and click Penetrate
8. The door should have a "+" sign next to it. 
9. Click Save All
10. Close out of the Network Configuration Windows
11. The door should now show up in the door editor.