Re: Client Access access

[Larry Bolhuis <lbolhui@xxxxxxx>]

Booth,

> What about installing Client Access on OS/2? Is that useful?

Don't wreck a perfectly good OS/2 setup by installing Client Access on
it!  For access from OS/2 I use the 8235 dialin client to connect to
the AS/400 via PPP or to NT RAS or 8235 or Shiva boxes (Havn't tried
but should also work with Livingston portmasters, Perle's 833 or BOS's
LanLynk and others.)  For emulation I use IBM's Personal
Communications for OS/2. This solution is rock solid, just like the
OS.

Seriously Client Access for OS/2 is/was the ugly stepchild and never
was worth the time installing it.  The install diskettes if left
wrapped up, however, made a great doorstop!

 - Larry


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