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  3. February 2002

Re: How to securely connect to IIS outside the firewall.

At 18:35 02/03/2002, Dave Murvin wrote:
>I'm looking for any ideas on how I can connect to IIS or allow IIS to
>connect to the AS/400.
>
>The problem is that the IIS server is currently hosted by an outside
>provider and is outside the firewall.  Initially they are looking for info
>like order status, but they want to eventually get to direct order entry
>from the web.  They currently allow IIS to open up a direct read only
>connection to an Oracle data base that passes through a specific port in
>the firewall.

ASNA visual RPG (AVR) can do this quite easily with no direct exposure of
the AS400. AVR Com+ modules that you write are executed by IIS using active
server pages, communicate with the AS400 in a very straight-forward manner
and write the data to the response queue. Check out www.asna.com for
tutorials and a 30-day free home trial.


Pete Hall
pbhall@execpc.com
http://www.execpc.com/~pbhall/

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