RE: Remote office connection

[Lamart@xxxxxxxxx]

It may slow your connection a little, but what would one be willing to pay
for the extra speed?  SNA would be your connection from the NT server back
to the AS/400, while TCP/IP would be the connection from the NT server out
onto the internet.  SNA would be a little more security for your AS/400
keeping it off the internet.  It's just one way of doing it, there are other
ways that will work just fine.  I suppose it comes down to a matter of how
much time you have to get the system up and running, cost and other factors
that will dictate witch way you might want to go.

Lamar Thomas
Lamart@aldon.com <mailto:Lamart@aldon.com> 


                -----Original Message-----
                From:   boothm@ibm.net [mailto:boothm@ibm.net]
                Sent:   Wednesday, July 15, 1998 6:10 PM
                To:     MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
                Subject:        RE: Remote office connection

                Why would they need  the M.S. SNA?  Won't that just slow the
connection,
                as well as complicate it dramatically?


                In <018C8A7CB18BD11192EA00609736D9420724E7@NTSERV1>, on
07/15/98 
                   at 10:49 AM, Lamart@aldon.com said:

                >You may want to think about an internet connection for the
small offices
                >with a 56k leased line with the internet coming across it.
You would
                >need an NT 4.0 system running M.S. SNA at the office where
the AS/400 is
                >located. This system would be a gateway to the AS/400 for
remote users
                >coming in via the internet.  The only software the remote
users need is a
                >Browser that supports Java applets (like:  ie4.0 or
Netscape).

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                Booth Martin
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