Re: POP3 on the AS/400

[Larry Bolhuis <lbolhui@xxxxxxx>]

>  >3. Why 2 different cards, and which side do you put them, 2723 secure or
> unsecure side?
> 
> As to which one, secure or unsecure should be the high speed vs low speed,
> it does not matter to the hardware/software.  From a planning point of
> view, I would expect more traffic to arrive on the unsecure side, so put
> high speed on unsecure.

I would disagree here.  Generaly the speed on unsecure side is limited
by your connection to the Internet. If this exceeded 10Mb (2723 speed)
I would be impressed!  Your local side is where the traffic volumn is
going to be.

I have not followed this thread real closely so if I have missed some
important network topology pieces then this advice could be
incorrect.  It does match the majority of sites however.

 - Larry.

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