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Subject: IIS to as/400 odbc
From: SCarter@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2001 16:16:55 -0500
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We have developed a web app that needs ODBC access to our iSeries.  What
the problem is
is that the Web server is in the DMZ and obviously the iSeries ( still
bothers me) is on the inside.
We are not able to get the web app to work now that it is on the DMZ our
server guy needs to know
the port ( or whatever else) he needs to open up on the CISCO firewall.

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RE: IIS to as/400 odbc , Joe Pluta

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