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  • Subject: Client Access - Question on
  • From: Chuck Lewis <clewis@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 07 Jun 2000 08:49:18 +0100

Hi Folks,

We are on V4R1 (I know, we need to get off of it...) and have not done
much with Client Access yet other than get one Windows 95 PC with a
twin-ax card attached (to do data transfer from the NCR box to the
AS/400...). We had moved off of an NCR Unix box and onto the AS/400 for
Y2K survival and all went well but we've been pretty busy with special
programs, training, printer issues, you name it since then :-)

We have rolled out a bunch of Windows NT PC's and are running TCP/IP on
them for Internet access. We also have a frame relay network, running
TCP/IP on the AS/400 and on Perle control units to attach 8 remotes
locations.

So, being a former PC/Support "guru" <BG> (clear back to the S/38 !!!) I
have not been keeping up too well lately. Last job we had several
hundred PC's connected to our AS/400 this way but that was 3 years ago
on V3R1 and PC's running Windows 3.11.

I was wondering what my best approach is to doing this now (i.e Client
Access, Client Express, etc.)

TIA !

Chuck

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