Re: AS/400 Connectivity from Remote Sites

[Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mitchell,

Nice add dude...

Sure you didn't miss any phone numbers there dude? :)

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On Wed, 8 Oct 2003 mkleinman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Tim,
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> We just did this analysis for a client in Southern California running SSA
> iSeries software. We also provided the contract and the comm hardware.
> They chose us due to our knowledge of Comm, the 400 and our 24/7 help desk
> to assist with any possible problems.
>
> Could we possibly be of assistance?
>
> Mitchell K. Kleinman
> Executive Vice President
> CCS - an IBM Premier Business Partner
> 949-476-0874 (Main)
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> AS/400 Connectivity from Remote Sites
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> We are evaluating going with a VPN solution rather than our current frame
> solution for connectivity of our remote sites.  The cost is dramatically
> lower (thousands per month!), but the big question is reliability.  We are
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> running BPCS versions 4.05 CD, 6.02, 6.04, and 6.1.02.  Three of these
> environments are already centralized onto one AS/400, the remaining two
> will be migrated within the next 6 months.  Note:  the sites would be
> throughout the US plus Toronto CAN and Monterrey MEX.
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> Is anyone successfully using a VPN solution for remote connectivity while
> utilizing Client Access for green screen?  What were your experiences?
> Has anyone tried this and failed - if so, what were the issues that caused
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> this solution not to work?
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> I look forward to your responses - thanks!
>
> Timothy C. Luce, MBA, CPIM
> Director of Application Development
> ESAB - North America
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