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  • Subject: Re: 400 to 400 TCP/IP via Dial UP
  • From: "James W. Kilgore" <qappdsn@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 22:31:47 -0800
  • Organization: Progressive Data Systems, Inc.



Doug Barnes wrote:

> Can an AS/400 with a network IP connection initiate an
> IP connection to another AS/400 using a dial up line to
> the other AS/400?
> The second AS/400 would not be connected to internet.
>

I'm not sure the second connection can be an IP connection.  We are tyring the
same thing to provide remote firewall.

Scenerio: Location 1 has dialup connection to local ISP. Location 2 has
persistant connection (static IP) with their local ISP.  (Location 2 is long
distance from Location 1) . Location 3 is within local phone connection to
Location 2.

Location 1 connects to local ISP and Telnet's to Location 2 which has ISDN
connection to different ISP and secondary dialup to Location 3.  Name of game is
to forward Telnet session from Location 1 to Location 3 if Location 2 firewall
permits.

We are (at this time) doing a Linux router process at Location 2 to connect
Location 1 to Location 3.  WinNT RAS will be our second attempt if our primary
choice does not bear fruit within budget.

You show me your results, I'll show you mine....fair enough?

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