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  3. August 2005

Re: Anyone connecting IBM 4230 printers to iSeries via Ethernet/T CP/IP ?

We use 4320's connected to the ethernet with IPDS Chips and ethernet cards, have been using them for quite a while. 

George Kinney wrote:


Was wondering if anyone is connecting IBM 4230 printers to the iSeries
via Ethernet/TCP/IP. I got an email about a device to allow this. It
is the I-O LAN RPC Ethernet Twinax Coax IPDS. 

We don't use them, but twinax-to-ethernet devices like this have been around
for a while. They seem to perpetually hover in the $500-$1000 each range.
(Depending on number of twinax ports, etc.)

FWIW, I'd go talk to the folks at blackbox, cdw, or your regular equipment
providers about this before I'd buy *anything* advertised by unsolicited
bulk email. 
But that's just me. :)

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