Re: Setting up new office to connect to AS/400

[boothm@xxxxxxx]

Why not put the AS/400 on the internet with it's own I/P address and put
the remote office on the internet too through an ISP there?  Client Access
will work just fine that way.

In <018C8A7CB18BD11192EA00609736D94207252E@NTSERV1>, on 08/31/98 
   at 09:37 AM, Lamart@aldon.com said:

>I need some ideas on setting up a new (small 3-4 person) office in the UK
>to connect into our AS/400 on the West Coast of the USA.  The new office
>will be running on PC(s)  with Win 95 and Client Access.  There will also
>be one printer server there as well.  I was looking at the following
>solution:

>1.     32-56kb phone line
>2.     Asnyc mutiplexer
>3.     Sync modem
>4.     Stat MUX
>5.     RS232 connections to the PC's and AS/400

>Any better ideas would be appreciated!  As always, cost is a factor.

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