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Hi Carl, > Reading between the lines in your post, it seems to me that you are > leaning towards some sort of stand alone solution for your remote > plants? Yes, that's what I had in mind. > Why not have your remote plants connect to your AS/400? I don't think bandwidth would be a problem. Would only need a tube with a scanner, a label printer, and a laser printer on their end. Is DSL required? Or any Internet connection? Would our AS/400 have to be connected directly to the Internet somehow? Currently all access to the Internet here is handled through a PC server. This gateway and the AS/400 are on the same network. I am assuming the reliability and security of this solution are adaquate, or you probably wouldn't have suggestted it. Thanks for your input! Rick
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