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Joel,

I am doing what others have mentioned and it is GREAT !

I found a PC we weren't using, stuck a twinax card in it and attached it to
CTL01, Port 0, Address 0, loaded PC/Anywhere on it and it works like a champ.
SAVSYS, etc from HOME !

Chuck

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> How can I set up an AS/400 so I can remotely control my AS/400 from home?
> (Without bringing the AS/400 home).
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> I can use a local emulation card, a LAN card, PC-Anywhere, etc.
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> I need to do this in a restricted state.
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> Is this easy to set up on an 820?
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> Thanks!
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