Yes, we actually have our Reflections software loaded on the NT server from
where each PC gets it's copy. We use Centameter to monitor the licenses. Of
course if the NT server goes down or has a problem, then we have lost
access to Reflections ( for the time being ). We can use other emulators
such as QCTerm for HP applications.  You can ping the NT from the HP,  and
even FTP back and forth.
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From "Marcos Trinidad" <[log in to unmask]>, on 8/24/98 10:04 AM:
Thank you very much for your reply.

I just have one more question.  Can the 3k and NT coexist on the same
network infrastructure?

Marcos Trinidad
Standard Fruit & Vegetable
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-----Original Message-----
From: Stuart Pierce <[log in to unmask]>
To: Marcos Trinidad <[log in to unmask]>; [log in to unmask]
<[log in to unmask]>
Date: Monday, August 24, 1998 7:30 AM
Subject: re: Access to HP3k via Terminal Emulator


>All those things, but you don't need an NT server. With Reflections on the
>PC with TCP/IP stack and static IP addresses, there is not a need for an
NT
>server. Now if the 3K had a DHCP server ported to it............
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>Original Text
>>From "Marcos Trinidad" <[log in to unmask]>, on 8/22/98 3:38 PM:
>Can someone shed some light on how to access the HP3k (MPE/IX 5.5) over a
>100baseT network.  From what I understand you have to:
>
>1.    Put the 3k on the network.  Can I connect directly from the 3k to
the
>10/100 Switch?
>
>2.    Configure Network Services on the 3k.
>
>3.    Run a terminal emulator on the workstation (Refliction for HP).
Does
>any software have to run on the Windows NT Server?
>
>4.    BTW if the Win NT Server goes down (which it will), can users still
>access the 3k throught the network.
>
>I would greatly appreciate if someone can clue me in or point me in the
>right direction.
>
>Thanks
>
>Marcos Trinidad
>IS Manager
>Standard Fruit & Vegetable, Inc
>www.sfvdallas.com
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>