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Subject: Re: V5R4 8203 SDLC Replacement
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2009 14:41:40 -0400
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The problem might be if that customer is using that modem on their B10 to:
- Call IBM (like a B10 would have a hardware maintenance contract).
- Be used for the OP to dial in and fix stuff.
- Be used for bisync EDI

Now, hooking it up to a router might cause an issue. Then again, a B10
probably can't do TCP/IP.

Alternative might be a local PC and using PC Anywhere (or some derivative)
to get remote access.

Rob Berendt

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