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Hello All!
I have a problem that I hope someone has solved.
The setup is an internal network running TCP/IP to the
firewall to a model 270 (a web page server). SNA is used as the
communications protocol from the 270 to the back-end model 720 (development
machine and data server to the 270). The model 270 is running minimal
interactive processing load. I can access the model 270 directly anywhere
in the world because I know the IP address and have appropriate
access.
My question is: How can I access the model 720 via
the 270 without kicking off additional interactive load? I'd like to
passthru immediately from the 270 to the 720 seamlessly, but this appears to
require interactive work on the part of the 270.
I do not want to expose the 720 directly to the firewall
because that will nullify the advantage of using SNA between the
boxes.
The ideal result will let me have access to the 720 anywhere
in the world, but I have to go thru the 270 to do it.
High level concepts or the nitty-gritty details will
both be appreciated. If there is documentation
somewhere, I'm willing to read!
Thanks in advance...
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William Washington III Njia Systems Incorporated w.washington3@njiasystems.com 312-719-0519 =============================== |
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