Re: Dial-up Networking Through the ECS Line

[Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>]

The problem with the ECS and Client Access is that you had to have 
a SDLC card in your PC.  From that we migrated to the ASCII workstation 
controller - not available on all busses.  Took some setup but did the 
trick for a few years.  Now we are using a combination of 8235 or Citrix.  
The Citrix seems to be much faster.





TBARRY@smtpgate.centralsan.dst.ca.us on 07/11/2000 03:05:53 PM
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Subject:        Dial-up Networking Through the ECS Line

Nine times out of ten I'm unsuccessful in dialing into our Novell network
from home.  I'm thinking about using a more direct approach.

Does anyone have any examples of how to setup dial-up networking to
make a connection on the QESLINE (ECS line)?  Is this even do-able?

I have Netmage's NS/Portfolio at home, but I could use Client Access
Express.

TIA,
  Ted
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