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"Jerome Draper" <jdraper@trilosoft.com> wrote in message
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> In your expereince what is the reliability of running TN5250e sessions
> (display, printer, and/or file transfer) over the public Internet via DSL
on
> one or both sides with MPPE encrypted VPN tunnels intact?
> Are you dropping sessions?  losing printed reports?  etc.

DSL reliability depends on the vendor, mostly.  Some vendors have their
heads on straight, don't oversell the market, and generally have a clue.
Others, not so good.

When I use my cable internet (1500/128) to connect to our corporate VPN (and
the iSeries through that), I can expect about 90% reliability.

When I am using my DSL (512/512) to connect to various services (including
netshare400), I get 99.9% reliability.

The cable internet is through AT&T, the DSL is through QWEST.

Note: The reliability figures are "Gut Read Calculations" (copyright 2002
David Gibbs, all rights reverts, void where prohibited or mutilated) and not
based on any statistical evidence.

david






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