RE: Remote development question

Ken:
You have receive lots of good answers, dial up PPP is probably the
easiest to implement.  Is it a long distance call between the 2
locations?  What if each side connect (via dialup) to the internet and
then start a VPN connection, or telnet without VPN.  The one challenge
you will face is the dynamic IP address issue, but there are services
that can help with this.  I guess it depends on how long each day you
plan to be connected.  If might be very cost effective to put a DSL line
on each side.
cjg

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-----Original Message-----
From: midrange-l-admin@midrange.com
[mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com] On Behalf Of Shields, Ken
Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 2:13 PM
To: 'Midrange Mailing LIst'
Subject: Remote development question


Have a requirement to impliment a /400 solution from a remote site. ...
No Internet Switched line dial up only. 2 IBM OPTIONS 33.6K Data/Fax
modems. How to use a pc, to dial into my remote /400, and using a Telnet
or other 5250 emulation software, connect , work, and also be able to
download files? All takers Thanks

Ken Shields
Oshawa systems group
Works 81, Oshawa Ontario
(905) 725-1144 Ext 326

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