Re: AS/400 to AS/400 not by LAN

[frank.meaney@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

     Bleddyn ,
     
     You could try a Modem eliminator. The AS/400's need to be close enough 
     to connect the ports together. And I don't think they are expensive.
     The Comm's manuals have a setup that should show you the configuration 
     required. Then you should be able to use DDM files or QSNADS for 
     transferring data.
     
     I'm not sure where you can source a modem eliminator but I'm sure IBM 
     would know.
     
     HTH 
     
     Frank Meaney
     
     (Unisoft Systems Ltd)
     
     
     
     


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Subject: AS/400 to AS/400 not by LAN 
Author:  <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com> at NPB-INTERNET-MAIL
Date:    5/28/98 1:35 PM


Has anyone got any ideas on how to get two AS/400's talking to each other 
without using a LAN or modems connected to the Internal phone system? Is 
there a way even if its slow and a bit non-standard? Its a temporary measure 
for a 310 box to talk to a 420 box for a few months as some software cannot 
be ported across.
     
Thanks Bleddyn
     
http://www.morpheus.ltd.uk - did you say AS/400 as a webserver?
     
     
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