Interactive Terminal Window not giving username prompt

Hi,
Have an issue that began a few month's ago where users dialing into my AS5350 access servers (to authenticate) never get the username prompt in the interactive terminal window. We suspect an MS hotfix or something because the 5350's all check out, and using my home PC I do not experience problem (and I don't get force-fed the MS hotfixes either). Anyone experience a similar issue? We're running IOS 12.3 (14)T. TY

Kevin
I have seen that symptom on AS5350 using the interactive window to allow users to authenticate. I have also wondered if it were the result of a Microsoft "fix". I have discovered that if the user will hit enter that they then get the prompt (and if fact if they just type their userID and hit enter it will be accepted).
HTH
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