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RE: Alternatives to iSeries Access

Steve,

I echo Jerry. Synapse and the folks there are tops. We have been using the
IP-Client product for over 6 years and use it in-house, via frame-relay to
10 remote locations (actually we run IP over frame and the PC's connect with
it through the routers) and also with our VPN users (I use it every night
that way >G>)

Chuck

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Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 4:02 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Alternatives to iSeries Access


We are curious about alternatives to IBM's iSeries Access/Client Access.
What TN5250 type products work well? Are some acceptable for casual access,
but not tough enough for data entry?

All of our people are using PCs with Ethernet cards, mostly within our
building, but some do need access through a VPN. 


Steve Morrison

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