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In message <34045C5A.6D0A@ix.netcom.com>, From Kirk Goins 
<kgoins@ix.netcom.com>, the following was written:
> 2. Different client at 3.2 wants to use "native" TCP/IP and WIN95CA(no
> router) to access the 400. My understanding is things like Telnet, FTP
> and the like will work, but CA needs the router like the NSRouter for 
> it to work. Right? Wrong? Half right?

Kirk,

Half right. You can run 5250 emulation and 32 bit ODBC using TCP/IP
only. You won't be able to do SNA file transfers or printer emulation.
You can, however, use a different connection method to do those things
if you need to, or you can stay with FTP for file transfer and LPR/LPD
for printer support. If you need to keep some 16 bit apps that use CA
ODBC, you must use an SNA connection. The thunking layer uses the 32 bit
driver, but EHNODBC3.DLL is still used, and it only suports SNA.

Pete


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