Re: Remote office connection

[boothm@xxxxxxx]

I haven't an answer, just a question.  I use ibm.net as my ISP to connect
to the internet.  In configuring it one of the choices is for the IBM
secureIP.  At some point I asked someone and they told me it is the IBM
offering of a secure version of the internet, all on their secure lines. 
Is this option, coupled with tcp/ip, right  for the situation you
describe?

In <01BDA5CA.60E3A370@LORNES>, on 07/02/98 
   at 03:02 PM, Lorne Sturgeoff <lgs@aiccorp.com> said:

>Hi, everyone.  I'm hoping to get some input from this knowledgeable
>group.

>Consider the following scenerio.  You have a single AS/400 in a main
>office with approx. 200 local workstations and several branch offices
>with no more than 30 users per branch.  Branch offices are located across
>the country.  (In Canada, but I think the situation would be similar in
>the US.)  All users are all running the same green-screen application and
>must share all files.  At present, all branch offices connect via Perle
>remote controllers over a frame relay network.

>Now, suppose you are considering opening a new remote office (1000's of
>miles away) with another 200 users that must also share the same data and
>applications. What would be the preferred  method (ie., effective and
>relatively inexpensive) of getting them online?  A bunch more remote
>controllers in the new office?  Another AS/400 in the remote office using
>DDM?  Something entirely different?

>I'd be most grateful for any feedback from the list.

>Lorne Sturgeoff.

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