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October 1999, Week 4

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Barry Durand <[log in to unmask]>
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Barry Durand <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 28 Oct 1999 16:21:24 -0700
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The biggest piece of advice I can give you before hand is that if you
do decide to go with terminals and put a DTC at the other sight,
you will have to turn on bridging on the routers.  (okay, I know there
are work arounds using DTC Manager on each end but I don't want
to get into it).

The obvious advantages are:
1.      PC's are more versatile than terminals
2.      If done right the connection is much faster.

Disadvantages  are:
1.      cost (pc's are more expensive)
2.      set up time (especially true if you don't do much/any network
        connections now).

Hope this helps,

Barry Durand



On 28 Oct 99, at 21:41, [log in to unmask] wrote:

> Part of my organisation will soon be relocated to another site outside town.
> My HP3000 boxes remain here and the users on the other site will access the
> HPs via the network using Reflection Terminal Emulators. What are the pros
> and cons of network connection as opposed to serial link that they currently
> have (dumb terminals)? Will comms protocols be an issue.? general advice
> will be grately appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Al
>


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Barry Durand           [log in to unmask]
Allegro Consultants    408.252.2330
Opinions are mine, not my employer's
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