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Hi guys I have a short to medium term requirement to enable some green screens over a WAN after we relocate a system we are managing to another site. The new site has WAN access to the old/remote site. I also have an old Perle 494T that could be used to provide access to the few green screens that will remain in the short term if I can just figure out how to configure it :) I have been testing configuration across the WAN on another box we have as follows: I have read the installation manual, and examined the various network diagrams provided to see if any of them match the configuration we are going to use. The Ethernet diagram seems close but not quite right - I get the impression it expects the controller to be on the same LAN segment. I have configured an APPC controller and a RWS controller ( I also tried without creating this using autoconfig as well) as per the manual. I have added the host table entries etc etc that the tech notes on the Perle web site indicate are needed. I have turned on Anynet and IPL-ed the box all with no success. What I don't quite see is how the remote box will communicate across the WAN when there is no place to configure an IP address on the remote controller - the manuals and documentation sort of allude to Anynet/SDLC tunnelling (?) taking care of this for me, but it seems to me it wouldn't route across the WAN. Everything I read/hear seems to indicate that it should work but... Does anyone have an old set of notes that tell how to do this - the Perle manuals and software are just slightly different enough between themselves and the configuration manual that I am having difficulty. Alternatively if anyone can tell me that this cannot be done then I can drop it and move on to plan B or Plan C instead of getting bogged down on Plan A :) Any comments - including low cost solutions about how to enable green screens across a WAN welcome Regards Evan Harris
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