Re: Rumba Office Question

[jdraper@xxxxxxx (Jerry Draper)]

I have heard of this problem for which there is no known solution from other
customers of mine.  It seems to be a mystery.  I sell and recommend the
Synapse WinAPPC which can use any router:  SNA Server, TCP/IP, Novell for
SAA, IBM, etc.  It is bundled with the NS Router.  Updates are free and tech
support is free.  

Check www.synapse.com  This stuff works.

Jerry

>We have just installed Rumba Office 16 bit version on our
>network and are having problems with the AS/400 connection. 
>I'm trying to connect to our AS/400 through the Rumba Router. 
>The connection is made but if left idle for a period of 3 to 5
>minutes the connection is lost.  If you go to the AS/400
>operator terminal you will see a vary on status for the
>workstation.  No error messages are displayed at the console.
>However if I use our current NS/Router the connection is very
>stable.  
>
>We want to move away from NetSoft because we have many
>different types of systems in our hospital, ranging from Dec
>Alpha Boxes to an offsite mainframe.  
>
>Some other basic information that may be important: We are
>running V3R2 on the AS/400.  The Network is running Novell
>version 4.11.  Rumba Office is version 2.1, 16 bit version.  We
>are running Windows 3.1 off from the Network.


Jerry Draper, Trilobyte Software Systems, since 1976
Specializing in connecting PC's, Windows, MAC's, and LAN's to the AS/400
Representing Synapse, Apple, IBM, UDS, Andrew, MI, DCI, Netsoft, etc.
(415) 457-3431; (415) 258-1658fax; jdraper@wco.com

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