Re: Remote access

I've used the ASCII workstation controller here with lots of luck.  In fact I 
was 
using it until just a couple of months ago.  I was one of the last people to 
jump on 
the 8235 bandwagon.  The PC I had was ancient and would not support new stuff.  
The 
new free loaner from work is a huge P2 with the latest bells and supports the 
8235.  
(No I don't always wait until technology becomes obsolete before I adopt it.)

The big difference between the laplink and the controller is laplink will let 
you 
into your PC applications, and therefore your lan based applications also.  
I've 
used Client Access on the workstation controller and it was just fine.





RickRyn@aol.com on 04/13/99 12:44:48 PM
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Subject:        Remote access

I currently use LapLink to connect to my work PC, giving me access to our 
AS/400.  This works okay for me, but I would like to give others the same 
access without having individual separate phone lines, etc.  I have an ASCII 
workstation controller that is not being used.  Can I use this with Client 
Access or any other program?  If not, any suggestions how to accomplish this?

Thanks.
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