Re: *** Midrange Poll *** "Remote Access" Respondents !!

[Alan Novick <ANovick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don't take this discussion off line, save the off-line method for the
discussion of San Francisco hotels.

-- 
Alan Novick
Pressman Toy Corporation
New Brunswick, NJ

Chuck Lewis wrote:
> 
> Hello Folks !
> 
> To those of you who responded to the recent Midrange-L poll "How do
> you provide remote access to AS/400's" (suggested somewhat "selfishly"
> by me <G>) I am VERY interested in talking with those of you who
> responded in the categories of:
> 
> (1) "Internet with firewall security" (13 of you folks doing this)
> 
> (2) "Internet without firewall security" (2 of you folks doing this)
> 
> to hear exactly what you are doing, why you chose it, etc. and any
> regrets or updates.
> 
> I work for a fairly small company and we are trying to find the BEST
> way to get a one state sales force, employees and at some point
> customers, into our AS/400. We are using the Synapse product and it
> works great, but we are looking at "scaling" this. Phone lines are
> obviously and issue, as well as long distance calling and I got to
> thinking it could make a LOT more sense (for a NUMBER of reasons !) to
> let an ISP handle that part of the communications.
> 
> Desperately wanting to hear from you folks (how's THAT for begging)
> and you can get me off line at CLEWIS@IQUEST.NET !!
> 
> Thanks in advance !!!
> 
> Chuck
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